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01 October 2008Posted By: admin
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Are your young staff happy?

So you’ve employed your young person, they have had their induction and they’re happily working away. But are they?
Young people don’t always have the confidence to speak up and might leave their job rather than try and resolve their worries.

So what can you do to ensure you’re on track with your new employee?

Well by having regular reviews with your new employee and promoting open communication and discussion, this sort of problem can often be resolved.

Examples of things they might be concerned about could include:

•    The hours or type of work may have changed but no one has explained why.
•    They need more support to help them learn new tasks.
•    Training was offered and you just haven’t got around to arranging it yet.
•    They may be bored if they’ve picked things up faster than expected and be interested in more responsibility.

If you’ve recruited someone aged 16-19 and they seem unhappy, and they feel unable to discuss things with you, they can contact Connexions for impartial advice and guidance. They can also visit http://www.sortitonline.com  or ring 0115 9484 484 to find details of their local office or they can contact Connexions Direct from 8am-2am on 080 800 13 2 19 or visit www.connexions-direct.com.

What tips do you have to share about retaining your young employees?



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Comment on this blog

I agree with the above to a certain extent and I like to think I communicate with my staff and try to solve any issues they have.

However, with the current economic climate, I have little time to spend mollycoddling staff. I doubt at this time they will be considering leaving their job!

By Maimie on 2008 12 10


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Connexions Nottinghamshire is the guidance service for all young people, who are aged 13 to 19 years in Nottinghamshire. Connexions Personal Advisers based in schools, colleges, youth centres and high street drop in 'one stop shops' offer young people advice on a range of subjects from careers, jobs and education to health, money and housing.

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Connexions Nottinghamshire also offers a FREE recruitment service to employers who want to include 16-19 year olds in their recruitment.

We advertise your vacancies on our website, in schools and colleges and in our local Connexions centres. We can also advise you on:

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