Curtailing High Turn Over Among Early Childhood Educators

Update: 2010-03-01

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This month we discuss the causes and consequences of high turnover among early childhood educators and more importantly what can be done to retain staff. Holly Elissa Bruno shares key insights about why people stay and gives guidance on how to use these insights to hold on to your best people.

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Curtailing High Turn Over Among Early Childhood Educators