SayPro Retention Analysis Report.

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Written by

Daniel Makano

SayPro Charity Insight

Report Date: January 25, 2025

Purpose:

To analyze employee retention trends, identify turnover patterns, examine reasons for employee exits, and highlight potential areas of concern affecting retention. This insight is critical for developing strategic initiatives to retain top talent and improve overall workforce stability at SayPro.

1. Turnover Overview

Turnover Rate Snapshot

Metric	January 2025	Previous Month (Dec 2024)	Same Month Last Year (Jan 2024)
Total Headcount	________	________	________
Voluntary Terminations	________	________	________
Involuntary Terminations	________	________	________
Total Turnover	________	________	________
Turnover Rate (%)	________%	________%	________%

Key Insights

There was a [increase/decrease] in turnover compared to the previous month.
Voluntary exits accounted for ________% of all terminations, indicating [a trend/opportunity/concern].
Departments with the highest turnover: [e.g., Customer Support, Sales].
Notable spike in resignations among employees with less than [1 year] of tenure.

2. Turnover by Department and Job Role

Department	Total Employees	Exits This Month	Turnover Rate (%)	Trend vs. Last Month
Sales	________	________	________%	[↑ / ↓ / —]
Customer Support	________	________	________%	[↑ / ↓ / —]
IT / Technical Teams	________	________	________%	[↑ / ↓ / —]
Operations	________	________	________%	[↑ / ↓ / —]
HR & Admin	________	________	________%	[↑ / ↓ / —]

Key Observations

The highest turnover occurred in the [Department], mainly due to [e.g., stress, workload, limited growth opportunities].
High-performing roles experiencing resignations: [Job Titles], raising concerns over potential talent gaps.

3. Exit Reasons – Insights from Exit Interviews

This section summarizes data from exit interviews and resignation surveys to understand why employees are leaving SayPro.

Top 5 Reasons for Voluntary Exits

Reason for Leaving	Percentage of Exiting Employees	Common Themes
Lack of Career Development Opportunities	________%	No clear promotion paths, absence of mentorship
Better Compensation/Benefits Elsewhere	________%	Competitors offering higher salaries or bonuses
Poor Work-Life Balance	________%	Long hours, limited flexibility, burnout
Management/Leadership Concerns	________%	Ineffective management, poor communication
Relocation/Personal Reasons	________%	Moves, family care needs, health issues

Additional Themes

Several employees cited lack of recognition and feeling undervalued as drivers for their decisions to leave.
Remote/hybrid work expectations were misaligned with company policies for some employees.

4. Turnover by Employee Tenure

Tenure Range	Number of Exits	% of Total Exits
Less than 6 months	________	________%
6 months to 1 year	________	________%
1–3 years	________	________%
3–5 years	________	________%
5+ years	________	________%

Insights

A significant portion of exits occurred within the first year, highlighting potential onboarding or cultural integration issues.
Employees with 3+ years of tenure generally showed higher retention, often tied to internal mobility and engagement programs.

5. Retention of High Performers

Performance Rating	Number of Leavers	% of Total Leavers
Outstanding (5)	________	________%
Exceeds Expectations (4)	________	________%
Meets Expectations (3)	________	________%
Needs Improvement (2 or less)	________	________%

Key Concern

[X]% of leavers were rated “Exceeds Expectations” or “Outstanding”, representing a loss of high-value talent.
Indicates a need for stronger retention strategies targeted at top performers, such as growth tracks, recognition, and compensation reviews.

6. Employee Retention Strategies in Place

Strategy	Status	Impact Observed
Onboarding & Buddy Program	Active	Mixed results; new hires still exiting early
Flexible Work Policies	Active	Positive feedback in engagement surveys
Quarterly Career Development Workshops	Ongoing	Needs more visibility and consistency
Retention Bonuses for High Performers	Pilot Stage	Early signs of improved retention
Exit Interviews and Stay Interviews	Active	Helping to identify early warning signs

7. Recommendations for Improved Retention

Based on data and trends observed, the following recommendations are proposed:

Enhance Career Growth Opportunities
- Implement clearer career pathing and regular career planning discussions.
- Introduce mentorship and leadership pipelines.
Review Compensation Benchmarks
- Conduct a competitive salary benchmarking study.
- Introduce performance-linked bonuses for high performers.
Strengthen Onboarding Experience
- Extend onboarding to a 90-day structured program with learning milestones.
- Provide clearer cultural orientation and early feedback mechanisms.
Manager Training Programs
- Offer coaching to mid-level managers on empathetic leadership and team engagement.
- Ensure consistent feedback and recognition practices across teams.
Expand Remote Work Flexibility
- Survey employees on hybrid model preferences and align policies accordingly.
- Offer location-based flexibility and time-off incentives.

8. Conclusion and Next Steps

This SayPro Retention Analysis highlights that while overall turnover remains within acceptable limits, certain departments and job roles are experiencing higher-than-average attrition, particularly among high-performing and early-tenure employees. Exit interviews reveal that development opportunities and compensation are primary factors driving resignations.

Next Steps:

Present this analysis to leadership during the January 25 Human Capital Meeting.
Prioritize implementation of the Career Development Roadmap and Leadership Support Framework in Q1 2025.
Continue close monitoring of exit data and conduct targeted stay interviews.