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karlynnae

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What is the first step managers take in the employee training process ?
◦ Conduct training
◦ Define training needs
◦ Develop training lessons
◦ Conduct position analysis

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What is the formula used to calculate an Employee Turnover Rate?
◦ Total number of full-time employees (÷) Total number of employees = Turnover Rate
◦ Total number of part-time employees (÷) Total number of employees = Turnover Rate
◦ Total number of employees who leave (÷) Total number of employees = Turnover Rate
◦ Total number of employees who voluntarily resign (÷) Total number of employees = Turnover Rate
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