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Free HR templates for exits, retention and onboarding

Each one is a working sheet. Fill it in on the page, then copy it, print it or download it. What you type stays in your browser, and there is no signup.

These templates cover exits and offboarding.

For the weeks after someone resigns: what to ask, what to hand over, and how to turn single exits into a pattern you can read.

These templates are for the conversations that keep people.

Agendas and question sets for the meetings where a manager hears about a problem while there is still time to act on it.

These survey templates are ready to send.

Short question sets with a fixed scale, so the answers can be counted and compared from one round to the next.

These templates cover a new hire's start and a person's growth.

Checklists and plans for the first 90 days, and for the development that gives people a reason to stay after them.

These sheets are for retention and talent planning.

One-page plans for leadership: where turnover stands, which roles are exposed, and who could step in.

  • Employee retention plan template

    Four measures, three reasons, the roles you cannot lose and the actions with owners.

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  • Succession plan template

    Critical roles, who could step in, emergency cover and development for successors.

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  • 9-box grid template

    A rating table, the three by three grid to type names into, and next steps.

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Every template page is laid out the same way.

The sheet comes first, ready to fill in. Under it are the steps for using it, a worked example with invented people at an invented company, the mistakes that spoil it and the questions people ask.

Find out who is showing exit signals.

Score one person against ten factors in five areas, in a few minutes, and see which signals are contributing most.

Run a flight risk assessment

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These templates follow three rules.

Each one is ready to use as it stands. Each worked example uses invented names and says so. And no template quotes a benchmark: where a number matters, the page shows how to work out your own.

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The rest of the site explains the ideas behind them.

The terms the templates use are defined in the HR and people analytics glossary, the numbers can be worked out with the free HR calculators, and the longer guides live on the TeamPredict blog.

People ask these questions about the templates.

Yes. Every template on this page is free to use, copy, print and adapt for your own company, and there is no signup.