Dr. Keydotta Crawford, DBA,SHRM-CP’s Post

Turnover is more than a number on a report—it’s a signal that something needs attention. Whether it’s a lack of growth opportunities, poor leadership, or cultural issues, high turnover means something isn’t working. The good news? It can be fixed. When leaders prioritize their people—by listening, supporting, and investing in them—they create an environment where employees feel valued. And when people feel valued, they stay. #EmployeeRetention #LeadershipWithHeart #PeopleFirst #WorkplaceCulture #TalentMatters #KeyHRInsights

Gloria Angela Pearson, PHR, SHRM-CP

Human Resources Generalist │ Benefits Administrator │ Employee Relations Coordinator │ Staffing Planner │ HR Compliance

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