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Employee survey research: The Insync Retention Review 2007

Our research shows that nearly 90% of employee turnover is avoidable with differentiated strategies for demographic groups.

Insync has released employee survey research: The Insync Retention Review, a report into why different groups of employees leave organisations in the current Australian market.

James Garriock, Insync’s Chief Operating Officer, said: “Our research shows that eighty-nine per cent of staff turnover is within the employer’s control but not with a one size fits all approach.”

The study reviewed benchmarkable exit survey data from 1,181 employees over the last year from 12 Australian-based organisations of 150 to 5,000 employees.

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