SHRM finds 42% of HR professionals struggle to retain full-time staff; 41% train current employees for hard-to-fill roles
Key points
- 42% of HR professionals struggle to retain full-time employees; 41% train current staff for hard-to-fill roles
- Of companies using job rotation, 93% call it effective, yet fewer than a quarter run such programs
- The article also cites 2026 research from ManpowerGroup
An article says CHROs must tackle talent retention and AI skills gaps together. SHRM's 2026 research found 42% of HR professionals struggle to retain full-time employees, and 41% train current staff for hard-to-fill roles. Of companies using job rotation, 93% call it effective, yet fewer than a quarter run such programs. The article also cites 2026 research from ManpowerGroup.
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