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Nov 21, 2025 , 01 : 00 PM EST |  8 Days Left

Employee Retention 2026: Why Your Old Strategies Arent Working Anymore - And What To Do Instead

Presented by Suzanne Lucas
Duration - 60 Minutes

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Description

Survey after survey shows that your employees are constantly job hunting.
If you think things are okay because people aren’t quitting, ask yourself: Are my employees happy or is the job market terrible?
Turnover costs are staggering. Gallup estimates replacing an employee costs anywhere from 50 to 200 percent of their annual salary. And with competition for talent at an all-time high, losing even one key employee can set your team and your budget back months.
If you’ve ever:

  • Been surprised when a seemingly happy employee handed in their notice
  • Struggled to find replacements who are as skilled and engaged as those who left
  • Felt frustrated watching turnover erode morale and productivity
  • Wondered what really motivates employees to stay beyond pay and perks

you’re not alone — and you can’t afford to ignore it.

Here’s the reality: Retention doesn’t just happen. It takes deliberate action, clear strategies, and commitment from both leadership and managers. Without a plan, you’re gambling with your most valuable resource: your people.
This webinar shows you exactly what you need to do to keep your best employees and reduce costly turnover. You will learn how to:

  • Understand what your employees really want and expect from you
  • Use employee surveys, stay interviews, and open conversations to get actionable insights
  • Help employees set and achieve career goals through skill-building and internal movement
  • Conduct gap analyses and create a skills-based pipeline for advancement
  • Train managers to support retention and remove roadblocks to employee growth
  • Get buy-in for retention strategies that focus on company-wide success, not just departmental goals
  • Align compensation, flexibility, and remote work policies with what today’s employees value most
  • Put all the pieces together into a retention plan that works for your organization

Don’t wait for another resignation to wake you up.

Keep your employees. Protect your culture. Strengthen your company.

Reserve your spot now and learn how to retain your best people before they become someone else’s top hire.

Who Should Attend

This webinar is essential for anyone responsible for keeping employees engaged and committed:

  • Business owners and executives — If you need to protect your bottom line and reduce turnover costs
  • Human resources professionals — If you’re tasked with improving retention and engagement metrics
  • Managers and supervisors — If your team is seeing turnover and you’re not sure how to stop it
  • Project managers and team leads — If productivity and morale depend on keeping your people
  • Compliance and operations professionals — If stability and continuity are key to your success.

Speaker

Suzanne Lucas

Suzanne Lucas, known worldwide as the Evil HR Lady, brings a refreshingly candid, no-nonsense perspective to the often-confusing world of HR and employment law.

A former corporate HR leader turned writer, speaker, and consultant, Suzanne has spent more than two decades helping organizations navigate the tricky intersection of compliance, common sense, and compassion. She’s written thousands of articles on workplace issues for publications like Inc.CBS NewsForbes, and Comstock’s, earning a loyal following of HR professionals, managers, and employees who value her clear-eyed, practical advice.

With a gift for translating complex laws into plain English—and a sense of humor about the chaos that comes with managing people—Suzanne’s webinars and keynotes are equal parts enlightening and entertaining.