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    KPMG Teaching Case: Part B: Love them or lose them, Retaining KPMG employees

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    Deprez, Jana
    Buyens, Dirk
    Publication Year
    2012
    Publication Number of pages
    9
    
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    This is part of a case series. In the second part of this case, we revisit KPMG after a decade. Currently absenteeism is too high. Furthermore, KPMG loses their employees in the first two years, so just after they've been fully trained and start being profitable. The goal is clear: decrease employee turnover and increase the average tenure with three years. Different factors need to be taken into account in this case. First, the demography of KPMG has changed drastically over the last couple of years. Not less than 67% of the current workforce is part of the Y generation, while the job content and structure is still adjusted to the previously dominant X generation. Misunderstandings between the two generations lead to quite some conflicts. Second, young graduates find it difficult to get a realistic job preview of their career at KPMG. Especially on the job level, as there are quite some differences between different functions (in job content and employee turnover). Further initiatives should be taken to clarify this. The goals of this case is to come up with actions that reach retention goals. In order to successfully do this, students should analyse exit interview and starter questionnaires, reflect on generations management and realistic job previews.
    Knowledge Domain/Industry
    Human Resource Management
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12127/3931
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