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Succession Management and
Employee Development
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Organizations succeed when staffing is based on the skills and
knowledge required to achieve stated goals.
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It
is difficult—and expensive—to hire the right talent. Unless you need to bring in a very specialized skill, it is more
cost effective to develop your employees so they are at the ready for new challenges.
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Retention
rates soar when employees are given the opportunity and the support to grow in their current positions and prepare for future roles.
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Succession
management links all three in a way that enables you to staff for current needs and grow a cadre of future leaders to help you face the challenges of our rapidly changing world
Getting in Gear
can help you and your organization create a succession management
process that will ensure you have the right talent in the right places
today, and a pipeline of leadership talent for the future.

For more insight, see CLMA's Vantage Point Special Feature
Succession Management, Part 1: A Strategy to Combat the Staffing
Shortage in the Clinical Laboratory
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