Although Most Organizations Tend to Devote Considerable Time and Resources

question 77

True/False

Although most organizations tend to devote considerable time and resources to the pro-cess of attracting new workers,a great many fall short by not putting enough emphasis on retaining the high-quality workers they currently employ.

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Definitions:

Employment Office

A department within an organization or a government agency that handles hiring, job placement, and employment records.

Managers

Individuals responsible for controlling or administering an organization or group of staff and are involved in the planning, directing, and coordination of activities.

Payroll

The process by which employers pay an employee for the work they have completed.

Employees' Needs

Refers to the various requirements, desires, or things that employees consider important or necessary in their work environment, including fair compensation, job security, and professional growth opportunities.