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              <text>Employee  Turnover  is  a  major  challenge  faced  by  the  companies  globally.  Employee Turnover is predominant not only in IT sector, but in other sectors as well. This study has focused in IT sector. Employees are the assets of any organization. Organizations are striving to  retain  their  talents  by  implementing   effective  retention  strategies.  High  Employee Turnover would subsequently have an impact on productivity and sustainability of the organization.



There are two types of Employee Turnover ?? functional and dysfunctional. When productive employees leave the organization, it is said to be dysfunctional turnover and when the poor performers leave, it is called functional turnover. The focus of this study was dysfunctional turnover. Dysfunctional turnover is the concern of HR managers.



When an employee leaves, it takes approximately eight weeks for this position to be replaced and  in  the  meantime,  productivity  suffers.  Causes  and  consequences  of  the  Employee Turnover is mentioned in detail in Chapter 2.



This  study  is  an  attempt  to  understand  the  impact  of  Retention  Strategies  on  Employee Turnover  in IT sector in India. Bangalore,  being the IT hub of India, was chosen  as the location of the study. Results of the study showed that Retention Strategies has an impact on Employee Turnover. Other variables such as Welfare Benefits, Personal Satisfaction and Organization Culture, which are said to be associated with the Employee Turnover were also investigated as a part of this study.

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