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On Turnover in Human Services
Byron Wine1, Matthew R Osborne2, Eli T Newcomb2
1The Faison Center and Florida Institute of Technology, 1701 Byrd Ave, Richmond, VA 23230 USA.
Abstract:
Within the field of behavior analysis, turnover can impact an organization adversely due to the loss of expertise and the required replacement expenses. Turnover in behavior analysis remains poorly understood, and few investigations have studied why employees separate and how to mitigate unwanted turnover. The purpose of this discussion article is to provide an account of turnover, as well as to make recommendations to behavior-analytic service providers regarding how to perform analyses and intervene to decrease employee turnover.
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