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Motor Fleet Safety Basics: Training for the Safety Supervisor

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Motor Fleet Safety Basics: Training for the Safety Supervisor Unit 7 – Driver Retention

Unit 7 Objectives Identify reasons why drivers leave Identify strategies to improve driver retention NATMI © 2018

Reasons for Turnover No single factor causes turnover Improve working environment Define job to motivate people North American Transportation Management Institute, 2013

Top 5 Reasons Drivers Would Consider Working for a Different Carrier © North American Transportation Management Institute - CA, 2013

Awards and Recognition Ranking scale 1-5 © North American Transportation Management Institute - CA, 2013

Importance of Having a Say in Management Decisions (1-5) © North American Transportation Management Institute - CA, 2013

Rating of Employer in meeting driver needs (1-5) © North American Transportation Management Institute - CA, 2013

Questions NATMI © 2018