Employee retention is one of the biggest challenges that many employers face. Keeping the best talent is crucial for the growth and success of an organization. However, with the job market becoming more competitive than ever before, retaining employees has become a daunting task. Learning the most effective tips for improving employee retention in the workplace will benefit your business in the long run.
Offer Competitive Salary and Benefits
Money may not be everything, but it certainly plays a significant role in keeping employees happy and satisfied. Companies offering competitive salaries and benefits packages are more likely to retain their employees than those offering below-average compensation. A good salary package with attractive benefits motivates employees to stay committed to their current organization and consistently perform at their best.
Recognize Employees’ Efforts
One of the most effective ways to retain employees is by recognizing their efforts and contributions to the company. Acknowledging and appreciating an individual’s hard work in their role can go a long way in boosting morale and keeping your team motivated to stick around. Ensuring your entire staff has access to equal opportunities can make a big difference, so be sure to brush up on key changes to EEO-1 Report filing deadlines.
Encourage Professional Development
Offering opportunities for employees to learn, grow, and develop within the company is another excellent way to improve retention. Most people want to enhance their skills and advance their careers, so providing training programs, mentorship, and personal development opportunities is a wise investment. Employees who feel valued by their company are less likely to look elsewhere for career advancement.
Create a Positive Work Culture
Maintaining a positive work culture can significantly improve employee retention. Organizations should offer employee engagement programs by hosting team-building events or creating employee engagement surveys to ensure everyone feels valued, respected, and included. Listening to employee feedback and implementing their suggestions can boost their morale and create an environment of trust and transparency.
Create a Fun and Engaging Work Environment
Creating positive experiences should be central to your organization’s growth plan. However, improving employee retention in the workplace is a significant challenge that employers must learn to deal with. By implementing these tips and strategies, they can create a fun and engaging work environment that people want to be a part of.
Press conference by Dennis Francis, President of the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, on his participation in the 28th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; as well as his recent official travel to the Cook Islands for the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF), and existential threats of sea-level rise amidst the climate crisis on the upcoming COP28.
Published: 30th Nov 2023 04:00:07 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: UNGA 78 President Opening Remarks to 39th Plenary Meeting of the General Assembly | United Nations
Dennis Francis, the President of the 78th session of the General Assembly, observes a minute of silence for the passing of Samuel Rudolph Insanally, President of the forty-eighth regular session of the General Assembly, and gives opening remarks
Published: 30th Nov 2023 03:00:06 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: UN News in Brief (29 November 2023) | United Nations
Noon briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
- Trip Announcement
- Occupied Palestinian Territory
- Arab Foreign Ministers
- Solidarity Day with the Palestinian People
- Yemen
- South Sudan
- Civil Society – Peacebuilding
- Senior Personnel Appointment
- Briefings
OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORY
Turning to Gaza, you heard the Secretary-General this morning briefed the Security Council on the implementation of Resolution 2712.
He discussed the violence in which more than 1,200 Israelis and more than 14,000 Palestinians have been killed.
He also noted that, in a matter of weeks, a far greater number of children have been killed by Israeli military operations in Gaza than the total number of children killed during any year, by any party to a conflict since he became Secretary-General in 2017.
The nature and scale of death and destruction are characteristic of the use of wide-area explosive weapons in populated areas, with a significant impact on civilians, he said. At the same time, rocket attacks on population centres in Israel by Hamas and other groups have continued – along with allegations of the use of human shields.
The Secretary-General welcomed the arrangement reached by Israel and Hamas – with the assistance of course of Qatar, and Egypt and the United States. We are working to maximize the positive potential of this arrangement on the humanitarian situation in Gaza, he added. But, he said, the level of aid to Palestinians in Gaza remains completely inadequate to meet the huge needs of more than two million people. Although the total amount of fuel allowed into Gaza has increased, it remains utterly insufficient to sustain basic operations.
He also asserted that all hostages must be released immediately and unconditionally. Until then, they must be treated humanely, and the International Committee of the Red Cross needs to be allowed to visit them.
Tor Wennesland, also, the Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, also briefed.
While he did mention the situation in Gaza, he very much focused his remarks on the situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
And those remarks were shared with you.
On the humanitarian side, OCHA, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs] tell us that a Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) aid convoy carrying food, medical supplies, water, and non-food items reached areas north of Wadi Gaza yesterday. However, the bulk of aid distribution during the day took place in areas south of Wadi Gaza, where the vast majority of Palestinians who are internally displaced are located.
But despite an increase in supplies entering Gaza since the start of the pause, the volume of aid entering is insufficient to meet the extensive needs.
YEMEN
The Special Envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, continued his peace efforts this week in the Omani capital, Muscat.
Yesterday, Mr. Grundberg met senior Omani officials and with Mohamed Abdel Salam, Ansar Allah’s Chief Negotiator.
They discussed opportunities to foster cooperation between Yemeni stakeholders to address the current economic issues, to establish a sustainable nationwide ceasefire, and resume an inclusive political process under the auspices of the United Nations.
Also, during his meetings with representatives of diverse Yemeni political parties, the Special Envoy explored ways to progress towards a political solution that reflects the priorities and aspirations of all components of Yemeni society.
Some of you have been asking for an update on the tanker formerly known as the Safer. We are trying to get an update. We will share it with you as soon as we get it.
SOUTH SUDAN
Turning to South Sudan, our humanitarian colleagues yesterday launched the 2024 humanitarian appeal for the country.
They seek $1.8 billion to support 6 million people across South Sudan next year.
There is an estimated 7.1 million men, women and children who will continue to be food insecure during the lean season, and that is from April to July. Some 1.6 million children will remain at critical risk of malnutrition.
The Sudan conflict has had an impact on the South Sudan economy, increasing the prices of food and the number of vulnerable people who need assistance.
The acting Humanitarian Coordinator for South Sudan, Marie-Helene Verney, said that humanitarians will continue to work to ensure that people no longer have to depend on aid, adding that, sadly, we expect climate change and other multiple shocks to continue to drive acute humanitarian needs next year.
And to note that the 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan for South Sudan, calling for $1.7 billion, is only 54 per cent funded with just over $900 million.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 06:55:14 By: United Nations
CNN Video: Chris Christie calls out Nikki Haley’s ‘big problem’ for voters
Henry Kissinger, a former US secretary of state and national security adviser who escaped Nazi Germany in his youth to become one of the most influential and controversial foreign policy figures in American history, has died, according to a statement from his consulting firm, Kissinger Associates. He was 100. #CNN #News
Published: 30th Nov 2023 02:31:52 By: CNN
CNN Video: 'Go f**k yourself': Hear Elon Musk's message to advertisers abandoning X
Elon Musk, in his first interview with mainstream media since his antisemitic post on X, apologized for what he called his "dumbest" ever social media post. But he lashed out at advertisers leaving his platform because of rising antisemitism on X. Dana Hull, Bloomberg's Elon Musk reporter, joins Erica Hill to discuss. #CNN #News
Published: 30th Nov 2023 02:15:00 By: CNN
CNN Video: How one Ukrainian solder survived on his own for days in trenches
A Ukrainian solider survived for days after being injured in trenches on the outskirts of Bakhmut. CNN’s Anna Coren shares his remarkable story. #CNN #News
Published: 30th Nov 2023 01:45:00 By: CNN
CNN Video: DeSantis called Haley an establishment candidate. See how she reacted
CNN's Wolf Blitzer speaks with panelists Audie Cornish, Alyssa Farah Griffin and Kate Bedingfield about Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley gaining momentum after a key endorsement from the influential Koch Network. #CNN #News
Published: 30th Nov 2023 01:15:00 By: CNN
BBC News Video: 8-year-old shot dead by Israeli forces in West Bank -| BBC News
Two Palestinian boys have been shot dead in the street in Jenin, in the occupied West Bank, during a raid by Israeli forces. They were 8 and 14 years old.
With war in Gaza, tension and violence have been rising in the West Bank, which is occupied by Israel but run by the Palestinian Authority.
Sophie Raworth presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Lucy Williamson in Jenin.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 11:29:45 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Untreated diseases could kill more than bombings in Gaza, World Health Organization warns | BBC News
Untreated diseases could eventually kill more people in Gaza than bombings if the health system is not restored, the World Health Organization says.
Diarrhoea and respiratory infections are widespread among children in overcrowded UN facilities where almost 1.1 million people are sheltering.
Patients with chronic illnesses like cancer are also receiving no treatment.
The warning comes as a truce between Israel and Hamas entered a sixth day, after a 48-hour extension was agreed.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 10:30:11 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Turkey to decide on Sweden's Nato bid 'within weeks' | BBC News
Sweden says it's been assured its application to join Nato will finally be ratified by Turkey, more than a year since it applied to join.
Sweden's Foreign Minister Tobias Billström says he met his Turkish counterpart on Tuesday and was told the approval would come within weeks.
Turkey has, so far refused to ratify Sweden's application unless it takes tougher action against Kurdish separatists in Sweden.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 09:00:31 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Women's sport to make £1bn in revenue in 2024 | BBC News
Global revenue generated by elite women's sport is predicted to surpass £1bn for the first time next year.
Finance experts Deloitte predict women's sport revenue will reach £1.02bn in 2024 after a year of growth featuring the Fifa Women's World Cup in 2023.
Football is forecast to generate £439m, with basketball predicted to be the second most valuable sport with £280m.
The news comes before a busy year for women's sport, headlined by the Paris Olympics.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 08:00:04 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Student steers runaway bus away from petrol pumps. #Shorts #Australia #Bus #Student #BBCNews
Elon Musk visited Israel to tour key locations that have been attacked by Hamas on Monday since the war began on October 7th.
The entrepreneur went to Kfar Aza which was bombarded last month and spoke to top leaders on Monday.
Musk recently faced criticism that his ‘X’ account was riddled with anti-semitism and promoting violence and hatred.
He shared a conspiracy theory which falsely accused Jewish communities of pushing hatred against white people and called it “the actual truth”.
Musk told President Isaac Herzog that “there’s no choice but to kill” troops who continue to murder civilians during the conflict.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 05:18:32 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Watch Explosive Volcano Erupt 200m Into Sky on Japanese Island
This is the moment an explosive volcano erupted in Japan.
The eruption happened around Niijima Island, located 150km (93 miles) south of the capital Tokyo.
It sent volcanic rock and ash hurtling into the air and sea.
The eruption reached a height of 200 metres (656 feet), according to the Japan Coast Guard.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 11:16:34 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Ukraine Hit By Snow Storm As Soliders Face Second Winter War
Ukraine's President said on Monday that a heavy snow storm has claimed the lives of 5 people and injured 19 in the Odesa region.
Almost 1,500 settlements in 17 regions were cut off from electricity, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in his night address.
"Power engineers are working everywhere to restore electricity supply," Zelenskyy said.
"As soon as it is possible, electricity will be restored in every city and village," he added.
Ukraine's Emergency Service shared a video showing Pip Ivan, the third-highest peak in the Chornohora range of Ukraine, covered with several meters of snow.
The emergency service urged citizens to refrain from traveling to mountain regions.
Rescue workers in Ukraine on Monday assisted drivers and passengers amid treacherous road conditions after the weekend storm pounded the Black Sea region.
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Published: 28th Nov 2023 06:32:26 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: FINALLY Free: India Tunnel Collapse Rescue Succeeds at Last
After 17 long days, the men trapped in the Uttarakhand tunnel are finally free.
Earlier today dozens of ambulances arrived, ready and waiting to give the exhausted survivors the urgent medical care they need.
Indian authorities had hoped to get the men out days ago, but plan after plan fell apart. Machines broke down, tunnelling routes became unstable. All the while the situation became more desperate. In the end, it was the original plan, to drill horizontally through the tunnel rubble that was successful.
The final stage of the plan saw the last few metres of rubble cleared by hand. Then rescue workers entered the sealed-off section of the tunnel, to prepare the survivors for evacuation. One by one the men were then removed from the tunnel and loaded into the waiting ambulances.
The conditions in the tunnel have been bleak, and some of the survivors reported falling unwell over a week ago.
Following the disaster, the National Highways Authority of India said it would conduct a safety audit of at least 24 other tunnels. It may take time for authorities to determine what lessons, if any, can be learned from the tunnel collapse and the rescue effort. But for now, the families of the survivors will be content knowing their loved ones are finally coming home.
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Published: 28th Nov 2023 03:58:59 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Child Driving Stolen Forklift Truck in Car Chase with Police
This heavy-duty forklift truck is being driven by a 12-year-old boy.
Police in Michigan responded to a report that somebody was attempting to steal a construction vehicle from a middle school. When they arrived they saw a forklift truck being driven away without any lights on. Officers immediately started a 20mph pursuit of the vehicle.
When the vehicle finally stopped, over an hour later, the driver was identified as a local 12-year-old boy.
While at least ten vehicles were damaged, nobody was injured in the pursuit.
The boy was taken into custody and transferred to a juvenile detention centre.
An investigation revealed the child had found the vehicle’s key in the cab of the unlocked ‘Genie GTH-636 Telehandler’. In a statement Ann Arbor Police said it was a ‘very dangerous situation’, and the 9-ton vehicle could have easily caused serious injuries.
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Published: 28th Nov 2023 11:24:00 By: On Demand News
CBC Video: Gaza needs more aid amid humanitarian crisis: UNRWA spokesperson
The truce between Israel and Hamas has allowed more aid to reach Gaza but the UN agency that oversees the Palestinian territories says it's not nearly enough for the people filling their shelters. Juliette Touma, director of communications at the UNRWA, explains what's still needed.
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Published: 30th Nov 2023 01:03:52 By: CBC News
CBC Video: U.S. indictment alleges multiple Indian assassination plots across North America
A newly unsealed U.S. criminal indictment has unleashed a flood of details about an alleged plot connected to the Indian government to carry out multiple assassinations in North America. Former CSIS director Ward Elcock says it's become 'increasingly clear that the government of India has been running a campaign to eliminate Sikh separatists.'
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Published: 30th Nov 2023 12:16:38 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Google to pay $100M to Canadian news publishers
Google will continue to share Canadian news online in return for annual payments to news companies in the range of $100 million. Minister of Canadian Heritage Pascale St-Onge discusses the deal and whether an agreement with Meta is still possible under the Online News Act. Jeff Elgie, CEO of Village Media, weighs in.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 11:45:35 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Ford government says moving Ontario Science Centre would save $250M
The Ontario government is releasing a long-awaited business case for its decision to move the Ontario Science Centre to Ontario Place, saying relocating the attraction to Toronto's western waterfront would save more than $250 million.
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Nearly 200 countries are meeting Thursday for the United Nations global climate summit in the United Arab Emirates. Chair of the UN expert group on net zero emissions, Catherine McKenna, discusses some of the key priorities for COP28, including phasing out of fossil fuels.
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Published: 29th Nov 2023 10:09:16 By: CBC News
Global Video: Future of wildfires: What will happen to Canada's scorched forests as fires worsen?
After a record-breaking wildfire season in 2023, land double the size of Portugal has been burnt in Canada throughout the year, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre (CIFFC). At 18.5 million hectares (46 million acres), that’s about five per cent of the country’s entire forests.
As the wildfire season slowly winds down with cooling temperatures, what happens to all the land and forests after the fires have been extinguished and nearby evacuated communities returned, especially with such a large swath of area affected?
In the past, fires didn’t come around an area more often than every 30 years, with the lack of trees from recent burns helping regulate the frequency of the fires and resetting the local ecosystem. But now, experts warn that climate change may be breaking that natural cycle.
“Unfortunately, what we're seeing now when we have these extremely intense fires is that, in some places, things burn so hot that they actually incinerate the seeds that are released,” warns ‘Dark Days at Noon: The Future of Fire’ author Edward Struzik. “The southern end of our boreal forest is going to disappear.”
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Published: 8th Oct 2023 01:22:16 By: Global News
Global Video: How rocks from an asteroid could teach us about our planet
On Sunday, rocks plucked from the asteroid 101955 Bennu will land on our planet, ready to be studied by scientists who hope this sample can shine a light on our planet – and how it came to be.
The sample comes to us seven years after NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla. on a mission to study a near-Earth asteroid and three years after it successfully touched down on Bennu to collect a sample of an asteroid for the first time in the space agency’s history.
Bennu is described as a celestial “rubbish pile” that is made up of material dating back billions of years to when the solar system was forming. And as Alyssa Julie reports, scientists believe its rocks could hold a record of that time period.
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Published: 23rd Sep 2023 02:00:19 By: Global News
Global Video: Maui wildfires: Wind, drought and invasive grass created perfect storm for devastating fires
Punishing winds, a severe drought and invasive grass created the perfect conditions for the devastating fires on Maui that have so far killed at least 67 people, experts say.
The exact cause of the fires is yet to be determined but the National Weather Service had issued warnings for high winds and dry weather as Hurricane Dora brushed south of Hawaii.
Craig Clements, a meteorology professor at San Jose State University, said Maui had already been in a severe drought, putting it at risk for fires. He said the steep mountains overlooking the hard-hit town of Lahain also exacerbated the high wind conditions, sending them into populated areas at high speed.
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Published: 11th Aug 2023 10:37:06 By: Global News
Global Video: CO2: How an essential greenhouse gas is heating up the planet
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a naturally occurring greenhouse gas and is essential for life on Earth to function normally. However, humans are emitting it on an industrial scale, like through the burning of fossil fuels, which is contributing to global warming.
Kamyar Razavi explains how the exponential increase of CO2 release is causing the planet to heat up.
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Published: 28th Jun 2023 06:30:21 By: Global News
Global Video: King Charles coronation: Crown jewels, centuries-old traditions and what it all means
The coronation of King Charles III will be the first time a King of England has his coronation televised and only the second-ever British monarch to do so after Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.
It’s a ceremony full of pomp and circumstance, cloaked in mystery and steeped in centuries-old traditions…that comes from a healthy dose of historical pettiness and happenstance.
During the ceremony, the monarch will be presented with the crown jewels, almost all of which were destroyed, altered, or lost to time over the often-tumultuous centuries of British history.
While the crown is the centrepiece of the regalia – what do sceptres, swords and a Scottish stone have to do with being anointed to the British throne?
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