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Cost Per Hire

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Purpose: To determine the financial investment made when hiring new employees. To calculate:

Cost Per Hire=Total Expenses on HiringTotal Number of Hires\text{Cost Per Hire} = \frac{\text{Total Expenses on Hiring}}{\text{Total Number of Hires}}
. Interpret by comparing against industry benchmarks or historical data within the organization.

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Turnover Rate

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Purpose: To measure the rate at which employees are leaving the company. To calculate:

Turnover Rate=Number of SeparationsAverage Number of Employees×100\text{Turnover Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Separations}}{\text{Average Number of Employees}} \times 100
. Interpret to identify trends, problems in retention strategies, and employee satisfaction.

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Absenteeism Rate

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Purpose: To measure the frequency and duration of employees' absenteeism. To calculate:

Absenteeism Rate=Total Absent DaysTotal Work Days Possible×100\text{Absenteeism Rate} = \frac{\text{Total Absent Days}}{\text{Total Work Days Possible}} \times 100
. Interpret to identify issues in employee engagement, job satisfaction, or health concerns.

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Employee Productivity

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Purpose: To gauge the efficiency of the workforce. To calculate:

Employee Productivity=Total OutputTotal Input\text{Employee Productivity} = \frac{\text{Total Output}}{\text{Total Input}}
. Interpret to identify effectiveness of labor utilization.

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Employee Satisfaction Index

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Purpose: To measure employees' satisfaction with their job and work environment. To calculate: Typically derived from survey results. Interpret by examining specific areas with lower scores to target improvements.

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Training Expense per Employee

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Purpose: To monitor the investment in employee development. To calculate:

Training Expense per Employee=Total Training CostsNumber of Employees\text{Training Expense per Employee} = \frac{\text{Total Training Costs}}{\text{Number of Employees}}
. Interpret to plan and budget training programs.

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Revenue per Employee

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Purpose: To measure the financial performance and productivity of the company. To calculate:

Revenue per Employee=Total RevenueAverage Number of Employees\text{Revenue per Employee} = \frac{\text{Total Revenue}}{\text{Average Number of Employees}}
. Interpret to assess how well human resources are being utilized.

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Benefit Cost per Employee

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Purpose: To track how much is spent on employee benefits. To calculate:

Benefit Cost per Employee=Total Benefits CostsNumber of Employees\text{Benefit Cost per Employee} = \frac{\text{Total Benefits Costs}}{\text{Number of Employees}}
. Interpret to manage and plan benefits strategy.

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Overtime Percentage

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Purpose: To measure the extent to which employees are working beyond their standard hours. To calculate:

Overtime Percentage=Total Overtime HoursTotal Hours Worked×100\text{Overtime Percentage} = \frac{\text{Total Overtime Hours}}{\text{Total Hours Worked}} \times 100
. Interpret to understand staffing levels, potential employee burnout, and cost management.

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Time to Fill

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Purpose: To assess the efficiency of the recruitment process. To calculate:

Time to Fill=Days from Job Requisition to Job Acceptance\text{Time to Fill} = \text{Days from Job Requisition to Job Acceptance}
. Interpret to optimize recruitment strategies and planning.

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Diversity Index

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Purpose: To assess the level of diversity within a company. To calculate: Typically involves a calculation of percentages across various demographic categories. Interpret to evaluate and direct diversity initiatives.

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Internal Promotion Rate

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Purpose: To evaluate the company's commitment to career advancement for its employees. To calculate:

Internal Promotion Rate=Number of PromotionsTotal Employment×100\text{Internal Promotion Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Promotions}}{\text{Total Employment}} \times 100
. Interpret to inform retention strategy and succession planning.

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Return on Investment (ROI) of Training

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Purpose: To measure the effectiveness of training programs. To calculate:

ROI of Training=Benefits of Training - Costs of TrainingCosts of Training×100\text{ROI of Training} = \frac{\text{Benefits of Training - Costs of Training}}{\text{Costs of Training}} \times 100
. Interpret to evaluate the value training is bringing to the company.

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Average Tenure

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Purpose: To gauge employee loyalty and the longevity of the workforce. To calculate:

Average Tenure=Sum of Tenure of all EmployeesNumber of Employees\text{Average Tenure} = \frac{\text{Sum of Tenure of all Employees}}{\text{Number of Employees}}
. Interpret to understand retention success and workforce stability.

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Occupational Injury Rate

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Purpose: To track workplace safety and the frequency of accidents or injuries. To calculate:

Occupational Injury Rate=Number of InjuriesTotal Hours Worked×200,000\text{Occupational Injury Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Injuries}}{\text{Total Hours Worked}} \times 200,000
. Interpret to manage risk and promote a safe working environment.

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Voluntary Turnover Rate

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Purpose: To determine the proportion of employees who leave the company on their own accord. To calculate:

Voluntary Turnover Rate=Number of Voluntary SeparationsAverage Number of Employees×100\text{Voluntary Turnover Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Voluntary Separations}}{\text{Average Number of Employees}} \times 100
. Interpret to improve employee engagement and job satisfaction.

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Human Capital ROI

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Purpose: To measure the return on investment for every dollar spent on employee pay and benefits. To calculate:

Human Capital ROI=Revenue - (Operating Expense - Employee Compensation - Benefits)Employee Compensation + Benefits\text{Human Capital ROI} = \frac{\text{Revenue - (Operating Expense - Employee Compensation - Benefits)}}{\text{Employee Compensation + Benefits}}
. Interpret to determine effectiveness of human capital in generating revenue.

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Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS)

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Purpose: To measure employee loyalty and the likelihood of employees to recommend the workplace. To calculate: Derived from survey where responses to the question 'On a scale of 0-10, how likely are you to recommend this company as a place to work?' classify responders into detractors, passives, and promoters. Interpret to improve employee advocacy.

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Employee Engagement Score

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Purpose: To measure the degree of employee commitment and connection to the company. To calculate: Usually derived from a survey that assesses various dimensions of engagement. Interpret to devise strategies for improving engagement.

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Quality of Hire

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Purpose: To evaluate the effectiveness of the recruiting process and the value new employees bring. To calculate: Can involve performance reviews, turnover rates, and productivity measures of new hires over a certain period. Interpret to improve the hiring process and candidate selection.

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Attrition Rate

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Purpose: To measure the shrinking size of the workforce over time, through retirements and resignations. To calculate:

Attrition Rate=Number of AttritionsAverage Number of Employees×100\text{Attrition Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Attritions}}{\text{Average Number of Employees}} \times 100
. Interpret to strategize longer term workforce planning.

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Employee Churn Rate

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Purpose: To measure the rate at which employees leave and are replaced in an organization. To calculate:

Employee Churn Rate=Number of Employees LeavingTotal Number of Employees at Start of Period + Hire during Period×100\text{Employee Churn Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Employees Leaving}}{\text{Total Number of Employees at Start of Period + Hire during Period}} \times 100
. Interpret to evaluate hiring and retention strategies.

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Leadership Effectiveness Index

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Purpose: To assess the impact of leadership on performance and employee satisfaction. To calculate: Typically derived from specific performance metrics and employee surveys. Interpret to guide leadership development programs.

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Time to Productivity

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Purpose: To measure the time it takes for a new hire to become fully productive. To calculate:

Time to Productivity=Time from Hiring to Achievement of Performance Targets\text{Time to Productivity} = \text{Time from Hiring to Achievement of Performance Targets}
. Interpret to improve onboarding processes and training programs.

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Offer Acceptance Rate

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Purpose: To measure the percentage of job offers accepted by candidates. To calculate:

Offer Acceptance Rate=Number of Offers AcceptedTotal Number of Offers Extended×100\text{Offer Acceptance Rate} = \frac{\text{Number of Offers Accepted}}{\text{Total Number of Offers Extended}} \times 100
. Interpret to evaluate the competitiveness of job offers and the company's employer brand.

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Skills Gap Analysis

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Purpose: To identify the difference between the skills required for a job and the actual skills possessed by employees. To calculate: Involves qualitative and quantitative assessments of skills present and needed. Interpret to guide employee development and training.

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Percentage of Completion of Individual Development Plans (IDPs)

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Purpose: To track the progress employees are making towards their professional development goals. To calculate:

Percentage of Completion of Individual Development Plans=Number of Completed Development TargetsTotal Number of Development Targets×100\text{Percentage of Completion of Individual Development Plans} = \frac{\text{Number of Completed Development Targets}}{\text{Total Number of Development Targets}} \times 100
. Interpret to support employee growth and retention.

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Workforce Utilization Rate

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Purpose: To assess how effectively the organization is using its workforce in achieving business goals. To calculate: A complex metric, often involves comparing worked hours to available hours and may include productivity outcomes. Interpret to optimize workforce distribution and productivity.

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Performance Potential Grid

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Purpose: To identify the current and future potential of employees to aid in succession planning. To calculate: Based on a two-dimensional grid with performance on one axis and potential on the other, typically derived from assessments and reviews. Interpret to drive talent management.

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