Employee retention | Flight Risk: How to identify it and what to do about it

Flight Risk: How to identify it and what to do about it

By Lord Mark Price, Founder, WorkL for Business

A staggering 25% of employees are at risk of leaving their job this month, according to data from my platform, WorkL for Business, with industries that suffered the most during lockdown seeing a high number of employees wishing to leave.

This figure will shock business owners and have them asking how they can possibly identify those who would likely resign.

Analysing our data we can see that out of the 8,000 individuals who took our workplace survey in June, 25.44% are a flight risk. This means that a quarter of the respondents are at risk of leaving their job this month because they are unhappy at work.

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