Keep/Attract Your Top Talent with AER™

Thanks to our Associate Engagement Research™ (AER), this international client was able to see, first-hand, the effects of employee engagement on their annual departure rate.  After reviewing their precise survey results, the client understood the need to increase engagement as a means to decrease annual departure, accomplished through focusing on the areas of concern as identified by the survey.  Working closely with the Scarlett team, this client was able to take their departure rate from 12% down to 2%, discovering just how much of a difference AER really makes.

Improving Voluntary Departure

A disengaged employee, according to our extensive research (and proven once again in this case study), has a much higher tendency to voluntarily depart from the organization than an engaged employee.  The percentages and levels of engagement (above) are specific to the client, but consistent with our 45 years of engagement survey research.  Contact us to learn what else Scarlett can do for your organization.

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"Scarlett Surveys helped to design, deliver and analyze a series of AER™ employee surveys across our businesses; developed and delivered leadership training; and provided a range of management-consulting services. ...I can say with confidence that the resulting business-performance benefits were outstanding."
Global VP HR - Fortune 50 company

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What are the most influential drivers of engagement in your organization?

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Associate Engagement Research

Our signature, comprehensive, employee engagement survey is designed to fully measure employee engagement and contributing factors for sucessful, long-term human resource / talent managment.

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