How To Know The Employees Who Are Going To Quit The Organization ?

sanjaygandhi4u
Dear Friends,
Please help me in knowing what are the polices / practices / theories to know
"How to know the employees who are going to quit the organization ? "

I will be waiting for your valuable feedback & suggestions
Regards
Sanjay
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s_minakshi
You can ask your team leaders to speak with their teams and give you the names of employees in a format of red green and yellow. Red--people with reasons that can not be controlled like marriage,relocation,further studies etc.
Yellow--people with reasons that can be controlled like performance,growth opportunity etc.
Green--people who wants to stay with the organisation and will not leave the organisation.
As per my observation an employee never leave a company he only leave a bad supervision. so the supervisors are the only one who can tell you the pulse of their team. you can then sit with all the employees with red and yellow band and work out the best possible solution for the.
If you want to have more information about the factors that push the employees to leave the organisation then please chek cit hr or google.
Regards
Minakshi
Balaji Kuppuswamy
Yes, the explanation given gives a fair view of employees who would be having intension to quit, who would stay back with the organization and so on.
nicely put in.
kb
adeelme
Yes for this you have to design a questionnaire for departments. That should be departmental wise different. You will ask the motivation level for each employee.
And for this you can name the form "Self performance assessment". The employee will fil it and will give you back.
Regards
Adeel
sharmaharshal
Hi Sanjay,

As rightly said by Minakshi, employees leave not because of organization but they leave becasue of supervisors. As it is been said "employees dont change the jobs they change the bosses".

As per my interpretation you want to know how to recognize the employees who wants to leave... for this

1. Obsever the employee behavior on indivial aswell as on team level. When an employee seem to be negative in his or her atitute, it means he/she is looking for change (reason can be anything).

2. Extra gossiping is another sing of the same.

3. Incrase in the complients from any specific employee.

4. Appllication for the salary hick in the middle of the aprraisal period. (ex. Apprisal are done in the month of March and in the month of June the employee wants his salary should be revised).

5. Increasing conflicts in the team members.

6. Increase in Absentism.

7. Not follwing the policies regarding working hrs., discipline.

I think this can provide you the path for your point. The main thing in all these points is Observation. You must be interactive with all the employees to get the insight of the issues going on. This will help you to recognize who is going to quite.
barberml
Hi,
You should conduct exit interviews. Through this method you will be able to know the reasons from the employees for leaving the job from your company.
khadri
Excellent Clues by Meenakshi, Yes With the help of this Idea we are able to know the pulse of the Employee & Team mates:icon1:
vadlamani SR
Hi Sanjay
I am 100% agreeing the views of Meenakshi
However, you can send a questionnaire on employee motivation for getting beedback and morale of the employees. By that also you can assess the pulse of employees and management attitude etc.
Tks & Regards
Vadlamani SR
banu22
Hi Sanjay,
Hope this might help you.We call this process as EWS (Early Warning System). Let me know if you have any questions.
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saindaness
Behavior or body language of the person at the time of giving application for leave; when he desire to go for the interview in another organosation.
After returning from the leave (interview if he is got selected) his behavior is chnged as given inthe points by 'shamaharshal' above.
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