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Table 3 Summary of competitive turnover profiles

From: Competitive employer positioning through career path analysis: the case of the Swiss nursing sector

 

Employer strengths

Employer weaknesses

Paradox

(strong pull argument;

strong push argument)

Irrelevance

(weak pull argument;

weak push argument)

Prevalence

(strong pull argument;

weak push argument)

Unfounded attraction

(strong pull argument; average push argument)

Chance

(average pull argument;

weak push argument)

Inability

(strong push argument; weak pull argument)

Threat

(strong push argument; average pull argument)

Unfounded repulsion

(average push argument; weak pull argument)

Public hospitals

Advancement

Skill-use opportunity

Wish for change

Pay

Non-nursing tasks avoidance

 

Organisational commitment

Professional identification

Exhaustion

Work–life balance

Care quality

Aggression

Work hours

Harassment

Moving to a new house

 

Private hospitals

Aggression

Non-nursing tasks avoidance

Pay

Exhaustion

Work hours

Skill-use opportunity

  

Self-actualisation

 

Professional identification

Work–life balance

Private medical offices

Work hours

Work–life balance

Exhaustion

Care quality

Wish for change

Skill-use opportunity

Advancement

Pay

Self-actualisation

Non-nursing tasks avoidance

Professional identification

  

Aggression

Moving to a new house

Socio-medical institutions (SOMEDs)

 

Harassment

Moving to a new house

 

Interesting job offer

Advancement

Team

Self-actualisation

Work hours

Skill-use opportunity

Non-nursing tasks avoidance

Organisational commitment

Wish for change

Pay

Exhaustion

Aggression

Care quality

Superiors

 

Non-profit organisations (NPOs)

Wish for change

Harassment

Interesting job offer

Self-actualisation

  

Work hours

Skill-use opportunities

 

Advancement

Pay

Care quality

Home-care services

Self-actualisation

Care quality

Exhaustion

Team

Wish for change

   

Work hours

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