[Fredslist] Learn how to retain your best employees in 90
minutes... in Fred's office
Marc Levine
marcl at themulvaneygroup.com
Mon Mar 6 08:39:50 EST 2006
Replacing a single employee costs approximately 1-2 times their salary. One
major investment bank determined that it costs up to $250,000 to replace
each and every associate.
Employee retention improves productivity, and reduces costs, and improves
morale.
Join us on March 14th, from 9:00-11:00 at Klein Zelman, as The Mulvaney
Group presents a complimentary session on this vital topic. In this highly
interactive session, you will:
Know why People Leave- (Money is not in the top five reasons)
Understand your biases and assumptions and what you might be doing that
cause people to leave
Learn a process to have strategic Courageous Conversations with your key
employees
For over fifteen years The Mulvaney Group has been helping organizations
improve productivity, retain key employees, and impact the bottom-line.
Through management training, consulting, and coaching TMG improved retention
by 100% with a high-risk group for a healthcare client.
Clients include:
American Express Financial Advisors
Best Buy Company
Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center
Consumers Union
Citigroup Global Corporate and Investment Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
New York Methodist Hospital
New York Public Library
Nixon Peabody LLP
Prudential Financial Services
Torys LLP
United States Tennis Association
"I saw people change right before my eyes," HR Manager, HealthCare Company
For more information or to RSVP, please contact Marc Levine at
marcL at themulvaneygroup.com.
Best Regards,
Marc
Marc Levine
Vice-President of Organizational Development
The Mulvaney Group
212 874-6011
See and hear TMG client success stories and learn about coffee conversations
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