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Work Effects guides organizations with its Trust & CapacityTM model to unlock the people barriers to achieving business objectives. Typically 70% or more of an organization’s expenses are on people, thus focusing efforts to optimize this human capital can pay enormous dividends throughout the organization. This Trust & Capacity solution quickly identifies the root cause of workforce issues and targets the proper resources in the right workgroups to produce exceptional organizational performance. Working with the Work Effects Trust & Capacity model, organizations can move from increasing organizational trust to increasing organization capacity. The framework of this process is:
To further support our position, a May 2009 global survey of senior executives conducted for Deloitte by Forbes Insights found that “65% reported they were highly or very highly concerned that high-potential talent and leadership would leave once the economy turns and 52% of surveyed executives predicted an increase in voluntary turnover at their companies once the recession ends, four times the number expecting a decrease.” The time is now to address this area.
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