Weekend Argus Saturday

Navigating the resignation season: improving employee benefits for enhanced retention

As the YEAR’S first quarter unfolds, workplaces across various industries brace themselves for what has become known as the “resignation season”. Between February and April, a notable surge in resignation letters hits desks, leaving employers and colleagues alike pondering the reasons behind this annual phenomenon.

This period of heightened resignations is not a new trend but a well-established pattern observed in workplaces worldwide. While the exact reasons behind this surge may vary depending on individual circumstances and industry dynamics, several overarching factors contribute.

One of the

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