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WATCH: The Successful Employee Re-Entry Plan – How to Increase Engagement, Recruitment & Retention
WATCH: The Successful Employee Re-Entry Plan – How to Increase Engagement, Recruitment & RetentionAbout this Webinar:
Successfully assimilating a workforce back into the place of business takes careful planning.
Join Mark Hendrickson, V.P. HR, and Cindy Voelker, Associate CEO, from Spectrum Health and Human Services as they provide an overview of best practices for re-entry.Â
Viewers will learn:
- Practical ways to get a pulse on their workforce
- Actionable ideas to put plans in place to best understand their organization’s expectations and to meet and exceed them
- The latest data points from national surveys about what employees are thinking and saying about returning back to work
- The critical importance of employee wellness and how it affects productivity and retention
- How Spectrum Health has made necessary changes to recruit, retain and maintain engaged employees
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