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Employee turnover can be frustrating for any company. It doesn\u2019t just cause a loss of time, energy and morale, it can also cost a company anywhere between 90% to 200% of the employee\u2019s annual salary, according to The Society of Human Resource Management<\/a>. These costs include severance, recruitment, training and lost productivity.<\/p>

Some of this turnover is inevitable as employees circumstances changes. Yet the majority of voluntary turnover is preventable. Preventable turnover can be caused by a lack of career development opportunities, work environment, management behavior, job characteristics, compensations and benefits, and work-life balance.<\/p>

Human resource management systems <\/a>(HRMS) are often used to automate administrative tasks and improve return on investment (ROI). But these systems can also retain a company\u2019s number one resource – employees.<\/p>

Here are 3 ways that HRMS <\/a>solutions can help businesses reduce employee turnover:<\/p>

1. Improve employee engagement<\/strong><\/h3>

The first step in reducing employee turnover is to improve engagement because engaged employees are less likely to leave their organisation.<\/p>

Companies should begin by streamlining the onboarding process, as new employees who go through a structured onboarding program are more likely to stay with an organisation after three years.<\/p>

With HRMS software, onboarding can start even before the new employee reaches the office. Employees can sign administrative documents electronically, catch up on company news and business goals through self-service user portals, and join virtual social networks of colleagues. On their first day, employees will have more time to tour the facility, set up their equipment and hit the ground running.<\/p>

HRMS solutions can also boost retention through continuing education. Millennial employees ranked training and development as the most important benefit of working for a company, higher than cash bonuses, free health care and a pension.<\/p>

For small businesses, hiring speakers or holding physical classes may not be economically feasible. HRMS software offers a cost-effective alternative. Learning management systems and e-learning modules allow employees to improve individual skills and performance at their own pace. This type of professional development not only promotes employee engagement, but also prepares future leaders within a company who might otherwise leave.<\/p>

2. Track employee goals, performance and recognition<\/strong><\/h3>

Employee turnover isn\u2019t always a bad thing and can be necessary if employees are underperforming. However, measuring an employee\u2019s performance can be a difficult task.<\/p>

HRMS <\/a>solutions allow companies to determine skill sets, assign goals and track accomplishments. The performance data is beneficial to both employees and managers.<\/p>

Employees are empowered to:<\/p>