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Case Study: The True Cost of Employee Attrition

Background

Emory Alva, a consulting company with expertise in organizational effectiveness, was approached by an underperforming aviation company. The client was facing a multitude of issues that were affecting their operational efficiency, profitability, and customer satisfaction. The management team at the client company had identified the problems, but were unable to find effective solutions. Emory Alva was hired to help them overcome these challenges and improve their organizational effectiveness.

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Challenges

Our client was facing several challenges that were impacting their overall performance. These included:

  1. High employee turnover: The airline had a high turnover rate, which was affecting their operational efficiency and increasing costs.

  2. Poor customer service: The airline was receiving negative feedback from customers due to poor customer service.

  3. Inefficient operations: The airline's operations were not optimized, resulting in delays and cancellations.

  4. Lack of employee engagement: Employees were disengaged and demotivated, which was affecting their productivity and quality of work.

  5. Ineffective leadership: The management team was not able to provide effective leadership, leading to confusion and disarray.

Solution

Emory Alva took a comprehensive approach to improve the organizational effectiveness of the client. The following solutions were implemented:

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  1. Employee engagement program: Emory Alva implemented an employee engagement program to improve the morale of the employees. The program included team-building activities, skill-building workshops, and employee recognition programs. As a result, the employee turnover rate reduced from 35% to 18%.

  2. Customer service training: Emory Alva provided customer service training to the airline's employees to improve their communication and interpersonal skills. This led to an improvement in customer satisfaction ratings by 20%.

  3. Operations optimization: Emory Alva analyzed the airline's operations and identified areas that needed improvement. This included optimizing flight schedules, reducing turnaround times, and improving maintenance procedures. As a result, the airline's on-time performance improved by 25%.

  4. Leadership development: Emory Alva provided leadership development training to the management team to help them become more effective leaders. This led to better communication, clearer direction, and improved decision-making.

  5. Performance management system: Emory Alva implemented a performance management system to track and manage employee performance. The system included regular performance reviews and feedback, which helped employees improve their skills and productivity.

Results

The solutions implemented by Emory Alva led to significant improvements in the organizational effectiveness of the client comapny.

 

The results are as follows:

  1. Employee turnover rate reduced from 35% to 18%.

  2. Customer satisfaction ratings improved by 20%.

  3. On-time performance improved by 25%.

  4. Employee engagement and morale improved significantly.

  5. The management team became more effective leaders, leading to better communication, clearer direction, and improved decision-making.

Conclusion

Emory Alva's comprehensive approach to improving the organizational effectiveness of the client company led to significant improvements in employee engagement, customer satisfaction, operational efficiency, and profitability. The solutions implemented were tailored to the specific needs of the airline and were designed to provide long-term benefits. Emory Alva's success with their client demonstrates their expertise in organizational effectiveness and their ability to deliver results.

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