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21 April 2022

Optimizing Compensation For Shared Trust

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Ford & Harrison LLP

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FordHarrison is a labor and employment firm with attorneys in 29 offices, including two affiliate firms. The firm has built a national legal practice as one of the nation's leading defense firms with an exclusive focus on labor law, employment law, litigation, business immigration, employee benefits and executive compensation.
It often takes a major disruption like the events of 2020 to highlight areas where the employer employee balance is more precarious than most people suspected.
United States Employment and HR
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Updated: Apr 20, 2022

It often takes a major disruption like the events of 2020 to highlight areas where the employer employee balance is more precarious than most people suspected. In this case, the disruption led to a free fall in retention we now call The Great Resignation—in November 2021 alone, more than 4.5 million U.S employees left their jobs.

Understanding how these factors affect your employees' productivity and your organization's retention rate is essential for nurturing the effective partnerships you've built, not to mention growing into a better future together. Click here to explore how trust is built between employer and employee and what it needs to grow stronger in spite of today's challenges.

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