It’s a fact: Happy staff are loyal staff

When nonprofits and charities consider employee remuneration, limited revenues and smaller operating budgets often hamstring them. This can lead to high employee turnover rates.

Salaries and nonprofits: It should be a living

Are nonprofit employees paid too much? Or not enough?

The mentor within: Using a mentoring program to improve retention

Can a mentorship program help you retain staff? Some organizations say it can.

Keep your eyes on donor engagement but don’t forget employee engagement

This article outlines how important nonprofit employee engagement can be for the bottom line.

Recruitment and retention: There’s no R & R about it!

The latest research on recruitment and retention in the nonprofit sector.

Human Resources Q&A: Engagement versus satisfaction

Employee engagement and satisfaction are two distinct concepts. This article explains the difference.

Six tips to keep your team motivated

Six inexpensive ways to motivate employees.

Demonstrating worth and value through daily recognition and rewards

How to identify and reduce toxicity in the workplace.

Human Resources Q&A: Pushing and pulling – why people change jobs

When employees say they’re leaving for a higher salary, they may just be giving a safe answer. It usually takes a pay increase of about 15% or higher for someone to switch jobs.

It will cost you $4,000 to replace just one $8 per hour, full-time employee

Costs associated with employee turnover and steps to carry out to improve employee engagement.