Bitesize research issue 64
How do you achieve an optimum level of staff retention in a global professional services firm with over 200,000 employees operating in more than 150 countries? This was the challenge facing Ernst & Young (EY) that prompted them to re-evaluate their employee engagement and career-planning strategies.
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