The document discusses the attrition process in an organization. It begins with the workflow of attrition which includes employee resignation, retention conversations at different levels, the employee's decision to resign or stay, accepting the resignation in HRIS, finalizing funds and relieving the employee. It notes that understanding the exact reasons for employee exits is important for retention efforts and attrition control. Common reasons include personal reasons, relationships with colleagues and managers, tenure, pay, manager behavior, and productivity level. The organization should know the reasons from both the employee and employer perspectives to address attrition issues.
The document discusses the attrition process in an organization. It begins with the workflow of attrition which includes employee resignation, retention conversations at different levels, the employee's decision to resign or stay, accepting the resignation in HRIS, finalizing funds and relieving the employee. It notes that understanding the exact reasons for employee exits is important for retention efforts and attrition control. Common reasons include personal reasons, relationships with colleagues and managers, tenure, pay, manager behavior, and productivity level. The organization should know the reasons from both the employee and employer perspectives to address attrition issues.
The document discusses the attrition process in an organization. It begins with the workflow of attrition which includes employee resignation, retention conversations at different levels, the employee's decision to resign or stay, accepting the resignation in HRIS, finalizing funds and relieving the employee. It notes that understanding the exact reasons for employee exits is important for retention efforts and attrition control. Common reasons include personal reasons, relationships with colleagues and managers, tenure, pay, manager behavior, and productivity level. The organization should know the reasons from both the employee and employer perspectives to address attrition issues.
an Organisation Work flow of Attrition Resignation of employee
Retention conversation(first level)
Retention conversation(second level)
• Third level • Decision of employee-(Resignation or stay in organization) • Acceptance of resignation(HRIS) • F&F initiation • NDC • Relieving letter given after NDC given Different reasons for employ exits Before getting into the attrition control, we need to know the exact reasons of exits and then work accordingly for employ retention and attrition control. • Reasons for exits like personal reasons can be highly subjective. • Most employs don’t disclose the exact reason of leaving unless they find the concerned HRs and their subordinates approachable and someones who will listen. • But knowing the exact reasons is integral to a company for employ retention. • Its important to know reasons of exits from both employee and the employer’s side to delve deep into the issue of attrition. Factors affecting attrition Relations with company, boss and subordinates. Tenure of employee. Minimum wages policies. Issues with Manager Approachability Comfort zone Manager’s behavior with his team members Sometimes a manager is giving good outputs to company but doesn’t treat his juniors well. Employ productivity is integral to how much efforts a company puts for his retention If a highly productive employee is leaving an organisation