My HR Business Partner Tackles Employee Engagement and Retention From a Unique Perspective

Top Quote A newly launched HR consulting firm in Orlando provides a different perspective on how to better manage employee engagement, employee retention and change management in your organization. Rather than providing yet another fad focused solely in the employee, they focus their attention on aligning the organization's behaviors with the organization's values, mission and objectives. End Quote
  • Orlando, FL (1888PressRelease) May 04, 2011 - Launched in January, a new HR consulting firm in Orlando has introduced a different perspective on how to solve the employee engagement and retention issues that plague so many organizations. According to a recent survey by the Hay Group, up to 43% of American workers reported a desire to change jobs as soon as the economy rebounds. Gallup has reported that the cost of employee disengagement to American businesses reaches up to $300 billion in lost productivity every year. To combat this threat to organization's productivity and profitability, My HR Business Partner focuses their efforts not on the employees, but on the behaviors of the organization's management team and the alignment of company values with company actions.

    Their philosophy comes from their belief that employees work for people, not organizations. By addressing the root causes that lead to reduced employee engagement and increased employee turnover, they are able to save the organization time, money and credibility with their employees.

    Scott Brown, founder of My HR Business Partner, said "over the years, organizations have thrown money at short term fixes with the hope that the latest fad will engage their workforce. What we have found over the past ten years is that employees can see right through these gimmicks. We have found time and time again that aligning leadership behaviors with the company's values and objectives, providing employees a venue to voice their concerns and then taking action on these concerns and providing employees an avenue to develop skills that can benefit the organization and the individual for the future, provides a far greater return on investment than simply increasing salaries or throwing a party."

    Scott acknowledges that these solutions are not easy, nor are they immediate. He compares the change management process required to change behaviors and actions to the process of building a bridge. He said "in order to change the long term results of an organization, you must first build a foundation from which to install the pillars of a successful talent and knowledge management process. These initial steps allow you to bridge the gap between leadership intention and results in increasing employee engagement and retention."

    In conclusion, Scott pointed out the focus of My HR Business Partner is to help employers with long term results and strategy. He points towards the impending labor shortage as Baby Boomers leave the workforce along with the potential short term labor shortages that are forecasted to spring up as the economy rebounds, as being the catalysts for employers to take a second look at how to best manage their employee engagement and retention issues.

    My HR Business Partner is located in Orlando, Florida. More information is available at www.myHRBusinessPartner.com.

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    My HR Business Partner LLC
    Orlando, FL
    Ph: 407-384-7168
    Email: Info ( @ ) myHRBusinessPartner dot com
    Blog: blog.myHRBusinessPartnerBlog.com

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