Benchmarking: Retention
Retention Benchmarking Consortium
The Retention Benchmarking Consortium (RBC) is forming an association of employee retention management professionals to compare operating performance and identify the best business practices.
Basic membership in RBC is available to employees of organizations that are interested in benchmarking their employee retention processes. Basic membership is currently available at no charge to qualified individuals. Participation in association activities will be charged separately.
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The Benchmarking Network, Inc. is an international resource for business process research and metrics. We lead studies with over 140,000 process leaders in over 165 countries. We provide benchmarking training and research to individual companies, professional and trade associations, and industry and process based groups. Since 1992, our over 300 benchmarking studies have spanned virtually all processes and industries to identify measures and collect data to identify best practices including:
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