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PROPOSAL
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Created for: Deloitte
Created by: Dennys Garcia
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Table of Contents:
Page:
1. Cover Page
2. Executive Summary
3. Overview
4-6. Possible Solutions
7. Limitations
8. Conclusion
9. References
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Executive Summary
Over the past ten years, Deloitte has consistently fulfilled clients' expectations.
However, in the past year, there has been a massive increase in the lack of
accountants available to serve clients. In order to preserve the company's revenue
and profitability, we recognize that it's important for Deloitte to modify and
improve its strategies overall. By increasing work flexibility for employees and
offering career development options to employees the company can enjoy a higher
chance at being profitable due employee retention.
This proposal lays forth a strategy to solve Deloitte's shortage and turnover of
accountants that were identified in the Report.
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Overview
In an August 2021 labor report, the Bureau of
40%
Labor Statistics (BLS) revealed that 4.3 million
people had left their occupations. which
represented a departure of 242,000 more
workers than in July 2021. The quit rate for the
month was 2.9%. In August 2021, quit rates
reached 20-year record levels in the financial
activities, professional and business services,
and banking and insurance industries.The
% Of workers emphasized
COVID-19 pandemic has caused many
professionals to rethink their priorities. The BLS personal-life over their job
found that 40% of workers see themselves post-pandemic.
emphasizing their personal life over their job
moving forward. It can be noted that almost Bureau of Labor Statistics
every workplace is short staffed but I have 2021
emphasized possible solutions to this issue
within the accounting industry at Deloitte.
What can be done to remedy the situation? In this proposal we’ll address this question,
while also offering practical strategies to retaining qualified workers.
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01.Embrace Flexibility
Given that patterns for people have changed, and different habits have been created as
a result of the pandemic's prolonged duration, employees currently tend to value
flexibility the most once offices opened up again. Deloitte can successfully blend the
benefits of collaborative and flexible work environments moving forward. Ways to
achieve a flexible work-life balance is for Deloitte to offer remote working options. It's
not necessary for this to be a long-term remote solution, but employees will value the
increased flexibility. Which, in turn, will retain more employees at the company.
Determine scheduling.
o Develop a structure for core hours so telecommuting employees and in-
office employees have an overlapping schedule for interacting each day.
work done at home. To keep it ethical and avoid any privacy issues,
ensure that employees are aware that this software will be used.
o The best decision Deloitte can make at any time to support the
development of its employees' personal and professional lives is to
establish a formal mentorship program.
Limitations
It is out of our control to retain 100% of our employees, even with these new
implementations in place.
Conclusion
Offering employees flexible work schedules and possibilities for professional
progression will help Deloitte retain and attract more employees, which will
enable the company to service more clients.
Core decisions made by upper-level management on how to train and equip the
workforce will drive recruitment and retention.
The proposal will yield and establish a very satisfactory return on investment.
Please get in touch with me for more details if you concur with the proposal for
a better future for everyone at Deloitte.
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References
“Quits Rate of 2.9 Percent in August 2021 an All-Time High.” U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accessed October 28, 2022.
https://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2021/quits-rate-of-2-9-percent-in-august-2021-an-all-time-
high.htm.
“Table 4. Quits Levels and Rates by Industry and Region, Seasonally Adjusted - 2022 M08
Results.” U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, October 4, 2022.
https://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.t04.htm.