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Mar 27, 2001
Reducing Staff Turnover in Law FIrms
Question:
Our firm is having a lot of difficulty keeping our clerical employees for longer than 12 to 16 months. Our reimbursement plan appears to be competitive. What suggestions do you have that might help us keep our employees longer?
Response:
Usually turnover problems of this nature can be traced either to poor personnel selection practices or the firms management practices. Today employees want more from their organizations than just having a job — they want to be part of the firm and to contribute.
John W. Olmstead, MBA, Ph.D, CMC
Posted at 07:17 PM in Human Resources
Tags: law firm staff retention, Law firm staff turnover
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