TRAINING & EVENTS

Cost: $299 (Early bird $254 if registered by March 25, 2025)

Tired of your new hires not lasting 30 days? Do employees leave for lunch and never come back? Have you tried to offer incentives or hiring bonuses to no avail? Have you ever wondered why some manufacturers have such high turnover, yet there are a few who tend to keep employees long term?

Is it possible that it’s not about the employee? Perhaps your company does not have a culture that is welcoming and provides an atmosphere where people want to stay.

Creating an environment that is welcoming, fun, productive, and provides a path for growth and development helps to attract and retain
your workforce. It also directly impacts your bottom line by way of increased productivity and reduced costs on that ever-revolving door
of new hires.

There is a reason some companies do not struggle with turnover like
others do and it’s not always about the paycheck! Join us for this workshop to discover those
reasons and learn:

• How to Assess your current practices – what’s working – what’s not
• Why a structured onboarding program versus a throw them to the wolves mentality is important
• Best practices to develop a program that will work for your team
• Key components to start transforming your process and improving your retention rates

At the end of this session, you will have started to create an action plan to develop a positive experience for new hires on their first day and help you create a culture where people want to stay.

About the Presenter:

Lisa Pustelak is NWIRC’s Culture Development Manager. She develops leaders and employees with coaching and onsite or public training programs on topics such as critical thinking, leadership development, communication skills, improvement kata, strategic planning and coaching. Lisa is a certified Professional Coach through Duquesne University. She has over 20 years’ experience working with small businesses, including ten years as the CEO of LEDGE Enterprises, a company she founded to help companies, Lead, Engage, Develop, Grow, and Empower their people. She’s is a certified Balance Score Card Professional, a DDI Facilitator, and member of Women in Manufacturing, NTMA, National Speakers Association, and PA Business and Professional Women.

Contact Robin Keller at rkeller@nwirc.org for any questions.