Employee Retention

 

It is likely that you or someone you know has had unpleasant experiences with a particular job, business, or company. Dissatisfaction may have come about because of work environment, coworkers, wages, management, or other factors. Worker dissatisfaction and morale is a key concern of an organization’s HR department. HR professionals should be familiar with the various needs and challenges of a diverse workforce to identify ways to address those concerns.
Human, financial, and time resources need to be planned and managed wisely by an organization’s leadership. Financial, legal, and ethical factors influence the HR professionals’ ability to provide compensation and benefits, mediate disputes, and otherwise aid in employee retention. An unwise management of resources may lead to employee discouragement, loss of motivation, and decreased productivity (Zeuch, 2016). One of the most important challenges faced by healthcare HR departments is developing innovative strategies for retaining employees (Fried & Fottler, 2015).
In this Discussion, you will search for a healthcare position and analyze the compensation and benefits offered for the position. Then, you will recommend improvements to the benefits package. Finally, you will identify positive outcomes for improving employee morale and retention and strategies to address employees who are feeling unmotivated.
References
Zeuch, M. (Ed.). (2016). Handbook of human resources management. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag
Fried, B. J. & Fottler, M. D. (Eds.). (2015). Human resources for healthcare managing for success. Chicago, Illinois: Health Administration Press.
To prepare for this Discussion: (References are attached in separate files)
• Review Chapter 8 of the Fallon and McConnell textbook. Focus on identifying the importance of providing compensation and benefits for employees and the role the HR department plays in administering those provisions. (attached in a separate file) Please use this as a reference.
• Review the media Good Samaritan Hospital Organizational Chart—Week 4: Retention, Compensation, and Benefits : http://mym.cdn.laureate-media.com/2dett4d/Walden/HLTH/4120/CH/mm/orgchart/index.html?xmlUrl=gsh-week4.xml
• Search for a healthcare position and analyze the job description. The job description you choose should include compensation and benefits information. You can find a healthcare position on the website of one of your local healthcare organizations or through one of the following online job search websites:
o Indeed: http://www.indeed.com
o CareerBuilder: http://www.careerbuilder.com
o LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com
o Monster: http://www.monster.com
Post a comprehensive response to the following:
• Provide the title and a brief summary of the healthcare job description you have chosen.
• Identify the basic compensation offered.
• Describe the full benefits package offered by the company.
• Propose two to three improvements to the benefits package.
• Identify two positive outcomes for improving employee morale and retention. Support your suggestions with reputable resources.
• Provide two incentives that might attract job candidates.
• Recommend at least two strategies you might use to address an employee who is feeling unmotivated after one year of service. Explain why you think these strategies will help.

 

Sample Solution

kidnapping and dismemberment of highly connected Washington Post writer, Jamal Khashoggi, within the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, it has become obvious that Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the United States are playing a game of political poker and using oil as the cash-out.
President Erdogan of Turkey has been in power for 15 years. In this time period he has managed to gain control of nearly all Turkish news and media; Erdogan is not above promoting his own personal agenda through these means. Just as news broke of Khashoggi’s murder, Turkish officials and the news outlets controlled by them alerted the world that they had possession of audio recordings of Khashoggi’s death. Turkey then attempted to use their possession of these recordings as a direct threat to Saudi Arabia; this kind of pressure was put in place on Saudi Arabia and the United States in order to have the outcome turn to be in Turkey and/or President Erdogan’s favor (Gall).

Unfortunately for Mr. Erdogan, President Donald Trump is not always a predictable player, and oil can often find itself replacing the space reserved for political transparency. Trump decisively backed Mohammed bin Salman and told the world that “rogue killers” were responsible for the murder of Khashoggi despite the CIA later stating that M.B.S was wholly complicit in the most intricate details of the affair (Gall; Harris). This did not please Erdogan; in response, he released in depth descriptions of the tapes in a mounting act of pressure on the two countries. Amanda Sloat of the Brookings Institution says, “Initially, it seemed Turkey was seeking a bargain with or financial support from Saudi Arabia, but it increasingly appears that Turkey is seeking to inflict maximum damage on M.B.S.” (Gall). While this may be the case, the United States will not be turning their back on the Saudis any time soon. Saudi Arabia stands far higher than any of the other struggling OPEC members as it is the world’s largest oil producer, net exporter, and the only OPEC nation with a set plan to rebound its economy from Dutch Disease: Vision 2030.
With the recent sanctions being re-imposed on Iran due to the collapse of the Iran Nuclear Deal, Donald Trump wants to maintain key Saudi financial, oil, and arms backers with respect to national

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