Labor turnover (LTO) rate is the ratio of the amount of employees who stops working for the company, either by resignation or lay-off, to the average total employees in a period of time.
Turnover rate can be calculated on a monthly basis or yearly basis, depending on the company budget period. Here is the formula for the monthly turnover;
LTO = employees out x 100
employees average
Example:
If 8 employees resigned and 2 employees were fired in the last 3 months, while the monthly average of the amount of the employees is 100, so the turnover rate is 10%.
LTO = (10 x 100) x 100
LTO = 10%
Turnover is commonly used by HR managers to track their employment performance. A very high turnover rate shows that many employees are not comfortable with the company or that there is something wrong with the recruitment process. A very low turnover rate shows that the career development and the organisation growth are not really competitive.
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*written by Puja Altiar for Startup HR community, organised by HReasily
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