Even during prosperous times, workplace productivity in the United States has remained constant since the economic recovery began in 2010. Despite the massive investments in technology and tools that help American workers produce at faster rates than ever, those gains have slowed.

Productivity matters for your business and its employees because profits increases can lead to increased wages and innovation, which improves employee morale directly. In turn, these developments are correlated with lower turnover and improved employee retention.

In this eBook, find out:

  • How Do You Define Productivity?
  • Production and Retention, at a Glance
  • What Causes Low Productivity, and What Is It Costing You?
  • The Power of Morale
  • Employee Turnover in Today’s Workplace

Learn ways to measure and improve productivity, increase production and retention, and how to keep your employees to drive productivity.

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Productivity matters for your business and its employees because profits increases can lead to increased wages and innovation, which improves employee morale directly. In turn, these developments are correlated with lower turnover and improved employee retention.

In this eBook, find out:

  • How Do You Define Productivity?
  • Production and Retention, at a Glance
  • What Causes Low Productivity, and What Is It Costing You?
  • The Power of Morale
  • Employee Turnover in Today’s Workplace

Learn ways to measure and improve productivity, increase production and retention, and how to keep your employees to drive productivity.