Bidragande faktorer till minskad personalomsättning : En fallstudie inom bilbranschen

Sammanfattning: Background High staff turnover is something that bothers most organizations as each new recruitment generates an increased cost for the organization. Staff turnover is affected by several different factors, which in turn affect the organization in the short and long term. One of these factors is leadership, which the report authors want to examine more closely to find out how leadership in various forms can work to get employees to stay in the organization and thereby reduce staff turnover. Purpose The purpose of the study is to investigate factors that affect staff turnover and contribute with knowledge and understanding of the reasons for employees to remain in the organization. Theory Previous theories that have been used in the study are Lewin's three different leadership styles; authoritarian, democratic and delegating leadership style. Method Through a case study with a combined qualitative and quantitative method, eleven interviews have been conducted, including one semi-structured interview that was conducted with the site manager and ten structured interviews that were conducted with employees in the organization. Data has been collected through transcription and analyzed and linked to theories. Analysis The analysis shows that staff turnover in the study's chosen organization has decreased significantly in the past three years, but the statistics from the HR department show that staff turnover has started to increase again. This is due to an increase in volume, salary differences and the leader's inability to change styles. Conclusion Based on theories and collected data from respondents, the study has shown that leadership has a large impact on staff turnover in different ways. This is with work environment issues and community. One factor that warns of increased staff turnover came to light in the present study, which is caused by an unfair salary setting of employees.