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Knowing how much money it really costs to lose or replace an employee helps identify where your organization may want to focus more attention in regards to human resources management. There are many factors associated with turnover and each of those factors is different for each organization. The following worksheet is a guide to some of the factors you may want to consider when calculating turnover costs. Opportunity Costs This is one of the hardest costs to factor into turnover but can often be given a numerical figure if there is loss of revenue from an outgoing employee. If the outgoing employee is a Sales Representative or Account Manager, there could be direct loss of sales from the person leaving. This would have to be factored into the calculation as well. There are also many other factors that are not so easily calculated as a numerical value such as: Loss of morale Loss of motivation Loss of teamwork Indirect resignations Stress from overwork Loss of productivity Legal ramifications Damage to company image Use the following worksheet to estimate your organizations turnover costs. Contact us to find out how we can start helping you reduce turnover costs. How to Calculate Turnover Costs Finding out how much turnover really costs 41% The number of employees that left companies voluntarily in 2009 according to the US Bureau of Statistics

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Knowing how much money it really costs to

lose or replace an employee helps identify

where your organization may want to focus

more attention in regards to human resources

management.

There are many factors associated with

turnover and each of those factors is different

for each organization.

The following worksheet is a guide to some of

the factors you may want to consider when

calculating turnover costs.

Opportunity Costs

This is one of the hardest costs to factor into

turnover but can often be given a numerical

figure if there is loss of revenue from an

outgoing employee.

If the outgoing employee is a Sales

Representative or Account Manager, there

could be direct loss of sales from the person

leaving. This would have to be factored

into the calculation as well.

There are also many other factors that are

not so easily calculated as a numerical

value such as:

Loss of morale

Loss of motivation

Loss of teamwork

Indirect resignations

Stress from overwork

Loss of productivity

Legal ramifications

Damage to company image

Use the following worksheet to estimate your

organization’s turnover costs. Contact us to

find out how we can start helping you reduce

turnover costs.

How to Calculate Turnover Costs Finding out how much turnover really costs

41% The number of employees that

left companies voluntarily

in 2009 according to the

US Bureau of Statistics

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ADVERTISING COSTS SAMPLE

JOB POSTINGS (30 DAYS) 65000

NEWSPAPER ADS (2 WEEKS) 25000

OTHER 28650

TOTAL= ¥118,650

RECRUITING COSTS SAMPLE

OUTSOURCING FEES 65000

HR MANAGER FEES (TIME x HOURLY WAGE) 28125

PHONE SCREENER (TIME x HOURLY WAGE) 49650

BACKGROUND CHECKS (TIME x HOURLY WAGE) 36190

INTERVIEWER (TIME x HOURLY WAGE) 36300

REFERENCE CHECKS (TIME x HOURLY WAGE) 28200

OTHER

TOTAL= ¥243,465

ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS SAMPLE

COMPUTER MAINTENANCE

TELEPHONE SETUP 1500

LETTERHEAD, ENVELOPES, PRINTED MATERIAL 8500

SECURITY BADGES 500

BUSINESS CARDS 4500

LOCKERS, KEYS, ETC. 500

UNIFORMS

E-MAIL ACCOUNT SETUP

OTHER

TOTAL= ¥15,500

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TRAINING COSTS SAMPLE

PAID TRAINING FEE 30000

TRAINER (TIME x HOURLY WAGE) 56250

TRANSPORTATION COSTS 4650

ACCOMMODATION (HOTEL, ETC.) 28500

MEETING ROOMS 25000

OTHER

TOTAL= ¥144,400

PAYROLL COSTS SAMPLE

PAID LEAVE AMOUNT REMAINING 92500

OUTSTANDING BONUS PAYMENTS

UNPAID BONUSES (this should be subtracted (-) from the total) -125000

INCREASED SALARY FOR NEW HIRE (ANNUAL) 300000

INCREASED BENEFITS FOR NEW HIRE (ANNUAL) 78000

INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS 14800

FINAL SALARY ADJUSTMENTS

OTHER

TOTAL= ¥267,800

OPPORTUNITY COSTS SAMPLE

LOSS OF REVENUE

(this should be an annual or lump sum amount and represent any losses such as

sales revenue or accounts from the outgoing employee )

125000

OVERTIME HOURS TO COVER TERMINATED EMPLOYEE

(TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

95220

OTHER (such as legal fees, damage to company property, image, etc.)

TOTAL= ¥220,220

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TOTALS SAMPLE

ADVERTISING TOTAL ¥118,650

RECRUITING TOTAL ¥243,465

ADMINISTRATIVE TOTAL ¥15,500

TRAINING TOTAL ¥144,400

PAYROLL TOTAL ¥267,800

OPPORTUNITY COST TOTAL ¥220,220

TURNOVER COST=

(for 1 employee) ¥1,010,035

TURNOVER RATE SAMPLE

Add up the number of terminations over the last 12 months then divide by the total number of

employees at the end of the same period

NUMBER OF TERMINATIONS (12-MONTH PERIOD) 15

TOTAL NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 125

TURNOVER PERCENTAGE= 12%

TOTAL COST OF TURNOVER SAMPLE

Add up the number of terminations over the last 12 months multiplied by the average turnover cost

per employee

NUMBER OF TERMINATIONS (12-MONTH PERIOD) 15

AVERAGE TURNOVER COST PER EMPLOYEE

(this amount is calculated by totaling all terminated employees’

individual turnover costs and dividing by the number of turnovers for a

12-month period)

¥875,060

TOTAL ANNUAL TURNOVER COST= ¥13,125,900

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ADVERTISING COSTS

JOB POSTINGS

NEWSPAPER ADS

OTHER

TOTAL=

RECRUITING COSTS

OUTSOURCING FEES

HR MANAGER FEES (TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

PHONE SCREENER (TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

BACKGROUND CHECKS(TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

INTERVIEWER (TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

REFERENCE CHECKS (TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

OTHER

TOTAL=

ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS

COMPUTER MAINTENANCE

TELEPHONE SETUP

LETTERHEAD, ENVELOPES, PRINTED MATERIAL

SECURITY BADGES

BUSINESS CARDS

LOCKERS, KEYS, ETC.

UNIFORMS

E-MAIL ACCOUNT SETUP

OTHER

TOTAL=

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TRAINING COSTS

PAID TRAINING FEE

TRAINER (TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

TRANSPORTATION COSTS

ACCOMMODATION (HOTEL, ETC.)

MEETING ROOMS

OTHER

TOTAL=

PAYROLL COSTS

PAID LEAVE AMOUNT

OUTSTANDING BONUS PAYMENTS

UNPAID BONUSES (this should be subtracted (-) from the total)

INCREASED PAY FOR NEW HIRE

INCREASED BENEFITS FOR NEW HIRE

INSURANCE PAYMENTS

FINAL SALARY ADJUSTMENTS

OTHER

TOTAL=

OPPORTUNITY COSTS

LOSS OF REVENUE

(this should be an annual or lump sum amount and represent any losses

such as sales revenue or accounts from the outgoing employee )

OVERTIME HOURS (TIME x HOURLY WAGE)

OTHER (such as legal fees, damage to company property, image, etc.)

TOTAL=

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TOTALS

ADVERTISING TOTAL

RECRUITING TOTAL

ADMINISTRATIVE TOTAL

TRAINING TOTAL

PAYROLL TOTAL

OPPORTUNITY COST TOTAL

TURNOVER COST=

(for 1 employee)

TURNOVER RATE

Add up the number of terminations over the last 12 months then divide by the total number of

employees at the end of the same period

NUMBER OF TERMINATIONS (12-MONTH PERIOD)

TOTAL NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES

TURNOVER PERCENTAGE= %

TOTAL COST OF TURNOVER

Add up the number of terminations over the last 12 months multiplied by the average turnover cost

per employee.

NUMBER OF TERMINATIONS (12-MONTH PERIOD)

AVERAGE TURNOVER COST PER EMPLOYEE

(this amount is calculated by totaling all terminated employees’

individual turnover costs and dividing by the number of turnovers for a

12-month period)

TOTAL ANNUAL TURNOVER COST=