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ADDRESSING HIGH EMPLOYEE TURNOVER

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Toronto Condo News
Publication date:
November 1, 2023
Article Summary: 

The article titled "Addressing High Employee Turnover" discusses the challenges and potential solutions related to high employee turnover in condominiums. It highlights the importance of having a stable and engaged workforce to ensure efficient operations and resident satisfaction. The article explores the reasons behind high employee turnover, such as low wages, limited career advancement opportunities, and challenging work environments. It suggests several strategies to address these issues, including offering competitive compensation and benefits, providing training and development programs, improving working conditions, and promoting a positive organizational culture. The article emphasizes the role of condominium boards and property managers in implementing these strategies and fostering a supportive and rewarding work environment. It concludes by emphasizing that addressing high employee turnover can lead to better resident experiences, improved service quality, and long-term cost savings for condominiums.

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High employee turnover, condominiums, challenges, solutions, stable workforce, engaged workforce, efficient operations, resident satisfaction, low wages, career advancement opportunities, challenging work environments, competitive compensation, benefits, training, development programs, working conditions, organizational culture, condominium boards, property managers, resident experiences, service quality, cost savings.




Source Citation: 
Toronto Condo News
ADDRESSING HIGH EMPLOYEE TURNOVER
November 1, 2023
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