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5 retention lessons learnt from charities

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Volunteers aren’t paid, yet they work hard and can often stay in an organisation for many years.

Richard Morris, UK CEO at Regus, argues that businesses can learn from the people management within charities to increase their own staff retention and engagement levels.

He highlights five key lessons that can be learnt from non-profit organisations:

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