The other objective is to analyze the critical factor which can affect the level of retention & engagement of employees with the help of literature review. For the current article the researchers reviewed 30 relevant research papers/ literature comprising employee retention& engagement concepts and practices amply. The findings of the study like good training & development, compensation structures, autonomy, quality of work life, work polices and arrangements will lead the managers and management to a new dimension with holistic approach in the field of employee retention & engagement.
This study examines the human resource (HR) practices that promote employee retention. Effective HR practices can reduce employee turnover and increase retention within an organization. Key employees are the instrument for overall growth and development of an organization. This study focuses on telecom sector of India, a special reference to Delhi/NCR. The most important HR practices have been identified with the help of literature. These practices are training and development, compensation and culture. A questionnaire was developed in this study with the help of literature to measure the identified HR practices and employee retention. The sample size of this study was 250. Regression analysis was performed to analyse the data. The results of multiple regressions revealed a significant impact of HR practices on employee retention. Compensation and culture has a positive relationship with employee retention whereas training and development has a negative one. This study guides the management to devise the effective strategies to improve the employee retention.
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