Reward strategy and practice as a tool to retain employees: Case of Croatia

  • Galetić L
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This paper explores the differences in reward strategy and practice between Croatia and EU countries. Reward is one of the key tools for attracting, retaining and motivating employees. Croatian and European companies have already started competing for the best human resources and the figures for 2016 reveal that Croatia is currently experiencing negative net migration rates (Croatian Bureau of Statistics, 2019). Since the trend is discouraging for Croatian companies, we find it necessary to examine the state of reward strategy and practice in Croatia. Our empirical research was conducted on a sample of 61 middle and large-sized Croatian companies. Research results revealed that there is a very large gap between the annual earnings of Croatian employees and average annual earnings in EU companies. However, the differences in incentive pay practices, benefits and non-monetary incentives between Croatia and other countries were not so great.

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Galetić, L. (2020). Reward strategy and practice as a tool to retain employees: Case of Croatia. Strategic Management, 25(3), 3–13. https://doi.org/10.5937/straman2003003g

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