The National Utility Contractors Association has invited Retensa to facilitate a session at their Utility Construction Exposition 2007. Director at Retensa, Carol Ann Caccioppoli, will focus on employee retention in the utility construction industry in her general session titled “The Employee Turnover Epidemic in Construction and How to Stop it.”
Maryland Institute for Employment and Training Professionals has invited Retensa to build a training workshop program on Creating Retention Environment. Attendees of the Workshops are Job Developers, Vocational Counselors, and Employment Trainers responsible for placing at-risk employees and retaining them at their placed job sites…
It is harder than ever to recruit and retain good employees in any industry. In recognition of the growing needs of the business owners of New York, the NY Department of Small Business Services (SBS) has invited Employee Retention Expert, Retensa, to lead a New York City-wide learning initiative.
The Maryland Workforce Development Association (MWDA) has asked Retensa to present three workshops in the 2006 Raising the Bar Annual Conference. Retensa’s experts will present on the issues that continue to challenge workforce development…
Omni OpenHouse Direct and Retensa are partnering to create healthy employees and healthier companies. A decrease in employee health and wellness at companies and its link to an increase in employee turnover and workforce costs is now…
Healthcare is now one of the fastest growing expenses for companies. As a result, companies need a greater understanding of how a healthy workforce influences retention and what programs successfully…
The BGN networking event on May 4, 2005 will feature a presentation by Retensa about the impact of the ever-changing employee-firm relationship on…
Retensa is moving this May to a larger office in a new location…
Knowledgebase is a repository for employee retention research, the impact of workforce initiatives and employee turnover, and strategies for…
Retensa’s new full-page print ad and pop-up email ad will be found in IOMA newsletters …
