Employee Churn
Updated:
11/12/24
Employee churn refers to an employee leaving his current job or employer to join a different company. The employee churn is calculated as a ratio, which is the percentage of the employees leaving the company over time (i.e., year, month, quarter). High employee churn rates can have a tremendous negative impact on an organization.It can lead to increased recruitment and training costs, decreased morale, and disruption in team dynamics, ultimately affecting the company’s overall performance and growth.
Employee churn refers to an employee leaving his current job or employer to join a different company. The employee churn is calculated as a ratio, which is the percentage of the employees leaving the company over time (i.e., year, month, quarter). High employee churn rates can have a tremendous negative impact on an organization.It can lead to increased recruitment and training costs, decreased morale, and disruption in team dynamics, ultimately affecting the company’s overall performance and growth.
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