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July 8

3 Proven Hiring Strategies to Combat Manufacturing Turnover (And How Handley James Can Help)

July 8

High turnover is a costly headache for UK manufacturers. But it doesn't have to be the norm. By adopting smart hiring strategies, you can build a stable, skilled workforce that's committed to your company's success. Here's how:

  1. Beyond Hard Skills: Prioritise Cultural Fit
    • Technical skills are a given, but don't forget about personality! Employees who mesh well with your company culture are happier and stick around longer.
    • Handley James' Approach: We go beyond the CV to understand each candidate's values and work style. Our goal is to match you with individuals who not only have the right skills but also thrive in your unique environment.
  2. Invest in Onboarding and Development
    • A strong start sets the tone for a long-lasting relationship. Invest in comprehensive onboarding and ongoing training to empower your employees.
    • Handley James' Advantage: We can help you design engaging onboarding programmes and identify development opportunities that align with your employees' career goals.
  3. Foster a Positive Workplace
    • Happy employees are loyal employees. Promote open communication, recognise achievements, and prioritise work-life balance. This boosts morale and creates a workplace people want to stay in.
    • Handley James' Partnership: We work with you to understand your specific workplace culture and identify areas for improvement, ensuring you're creating an environment that attracts and retains top talent.

How Handley James Can Help

At Handley James, we understand the unique challenges faced by UK manufacturers. Our specialist recruitment services are tailored to your industry, helping you find and retain the right people for your business. We go beyond simply filling vacancies – we partner with you to build a thriving, long-term workforce.

Ready to tackle turnover and build a stronger team? Contact Handley James today to discuss how we can support your recruitment and retention goals.

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