وفاء المنظمات لمنسوبيها السابقين؛ استراتيجية مهمة تعكس التزام المنظمة بقيم التقدير، وتعزيز علاقاتها بهم، ويمكن للمنظمات أن تبني قاعدة من الولاء والدعم تمتد لتشمل الماضي والحاضر والمستقبل.
ثمة أمور (وفائية) لمنسوبي المنظمات السابقين لا بد منها؛ أبرزها:
أولاً: تعزيز السمعة الإيجابية؛ فالاعتناء بهم يعزز سمعتها كصاحب عمل مسؤول ومتعاطف، وهذه السمعة تجذب المواهب الجديدة وتحفز الموظفين الحاليين على الالتزام والولاء.
ثانياً: بناء شبكة من العلاقات القوية؛ فالمنظمات التي تهتم بهم تبني شبكة من العلاقات القوية التي يمكن أن تعود بالنفع على المنظمة في المستقبل، إذ يمكن لهؤلاء الأفراد أن يصبحوا سفراء للعلامة التجارية أو شركاء محتملين.
ثالثاً: تعزيز ولاء الموظفين الحاليين؛ فعندما يرى الموظفون الحاليون أن المنظمة تهتم بمنسوبيها السابقين، فإن ذلك يعزز شعورهم بالأمان والولاء تجاه المنظمة، فيدركون أن المنظمة لن تتخلى عنهم بعد مغادرتهم، بل ستظل تدعمهم وتقدر مساهماتهم.
وهناك آثار على ولاء منسوبي المنظمات السابقين؛ أبرزها:
أولاً: التحدث الإيجابي عن المنظمة؛ فالمنسوبون السابقون الذين يشعرون بالتقدير والاحترام من قبل المنظمة يميلون إلى التحدث عنها بشكل إيجابي، ويمكن أن يكون هذا الكلام الإيجابي ذا تأثير كبير على سمعة المنظمة وجذب المواهب الجديدة.
ثانياً: العودة للعمل في بعض الأحيان؛ فقد يرغب المنسوبون السابقون في العودة للعمل في المنظمة مرة أخرى إذا شعروا بالتقدير والاحترام، فالوفاء يمكن أن يكون عاملاً حاسماً في قرارهم بالعودة.
ثالثاً: التوصية بالمنظمة؛ المنسوبون السابقون الذين يشعرون بالوفاء يمكن أن يوصوا بالمنظمة لأصدقائهم ومعارفهم، سواء كان ذلك للعمل أو للتعاون في مشاريع مستقبلية.
أما السؤال؛ فهو: كيف تعزز المنظمة وفاءها لمنسوبيها السابقين؟.. ذلك يكون بأربعة أمور، هي:
أولاً: المحافظة على اتصال دائم مع المنسوبين السابقين من خلال رسائل إخبارية أو تحديثات حول المنظمة.
ثانياً: تقدم الدعم والمساعدة للمنسوبين السابقين عند الحاجة، سواء أكان ذلك في شكل استشارات أو فرص عمل جديدة.
ثالثاً: تكريم المنسوبين السابقين والاعتراف بمساهماتهم في المناسبات الخاصة أو من خلال برامج التكريم.
رابعاً: الاستفادة من خبرات ومعرفة المنسوبين السابقين من خلال دعوتهم للمشاركة في مشاريع أو لجان استشارية.
وفاء المنظمات.. امتدادٌ للماضي.. للحاضر.. والمستقبل
17 يوليو 2025 - 05:49
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محمد بن حسن بيومي
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The loyalty of organizations to their former employees is an important strategy that reflects the organization's commitment to values of appreciation and strengthens its relationships with them. Organizations can build a foundation of loyalty and support that extends to the past, present, and future.
There are essential (loyalty) aspects for former employees of organizations, the most prominent of which are:
First: Enhancing a positive reputation; taking care of them enhances its reputation as a responsible and empathetic employer, and this reputation attracts new talent and motivates current employees to commit and remain loyal.
Second: Building a network of strong relationships; organizations that care for them build a network of strong relationships that can benefit the organization in the future, as these individuals can become brand ambassadors or potential partners.
Third: Enhancing the loyalty of current employees; when current employees see that the organization cares for its former employees, it enhances their sense of security and loyalty towards the organization, making them realize that the organization will not abandon them after they leave, but will continue to support and appreciate their contributions.
There are effects on the loyalty of former employees of organizations, the most prominent of which are:
First: Speaking positively about the organization; former employees who feel appreciated and respected by the organization tend to speak about it positively, and this positive talk can have a significant impact on the organization's reputation and attract new talent.
Second: Occasionally returning to work; former employees may wish to return to work in the organization again if they feel appreciated and respected, as loyalty can be a decisive factor in their decision to return.
Third: Recommending the organization; former employees who feel loyal can recommend the organization to their friends and acquaintances, whether for work or for collaboration on future projects.
The question is: how does the organization enhance its loyalty to its former employees? This can be achieved through four things, which are:
First: Maintaining constant contact with former employees through newsletters or updates about the organization.
Second: Providing support and assistance to former employees when needed, whether in the form of consultations or new job opportunities.
Third: Honoring former employees and recognizing their contributions at special events or through recognition programs.
Fourth: Leveraging the experiences and knowledge of former employees by inviting them to participate in projects or advisory committees.
There are essential (loyalty) aspects for former employees of organizations, the most prominent of which are:
First: Enhancing a positive reputation; taking care of them enhances its reputation as a responsible and empathetic employer, and this reputation attracts new talent and motivates current employees to commit and remain loyal.
Second: Building a network of strong relationships; organizations that care for them build a network of strong relationships that can benefit the organization in the future, as these individuals can become brand ambassadors or potential partners.
Third: Enhancing the loyalty of current employees; when current employees see that the organization cares for its former employees, it enhances their sense of security and loyalty towards the organization, making them realize that the organization will not abandon them after they leave, but will continue to support and appreciate their contributions.
There are effects on the loyalty of former employees of organizations, the most prominent of which are:
First: Speaking positively about the organization; former employees who feel appreciated and respected by the organization tend to speak about it positively, and this positive talk can have a significant impact on the organization's reputation and attract new talent.
Second: Occasionally returning to work; former employees may wish to return to work in the organization again if they feel appreciated and respected, as loyalty can be a decisive factor in their decision to return.
Third: Recommending the organization; former employees who feel loyal can recommend the organization to their friends and acquaintances, whether for work or for collaboration on future projects.
The question is: how does the organization enhance its loyalty to its former employees? This can be achieved through four things, which are:
First: Maintaining constant contact with former employees through newsletters or updates about the organization.
Second: Providing support and assistance to former employees when needed, whether in the form of consultations or new job opportunities.
Third: Honoring former employees and recognizing their contributions at special events or through recognition programs.
Fourth: Leveraging the experiences and knowledge of former employees by inviting them to participate in projects or advisory committees.


