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1. What do you think is causing some of the problems in the bank’s home office and branches?
The case talks about a bank with high employee turnover. Jack Nelson, one of the members of the board of directors discovers this when he is being introduced to the employees. When he asks an employee at the main branch what did the machine she uses do, she tells him that she did not know what it was called or what it did. She could, however, operate the machine well. While touring the 22 branches, he was perturbed to find out that the branches faced with very high turnover.
Problems in the Branches
High employee turn-over: It is seen that the employee turn-over was very high. As one of the supervisors told Mr Nelson that every time an employee was hired, another was seen resigning. This slows down the work process and has a direct impact on the profits. Employee turn-over has a high cost attached to it, not just in monetary terms but also the time the manager has to spend in training,......

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