analysing human resource performance Flashcards

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what’s labour turnover?

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measures how good a firm is at keeping its workers, measured in terms of the percentage of workers who leave within a year

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what are retention rates?

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this measures the extent to which a business holds on to its employees

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define employee costs as a percentage of turnover

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this measures the percentage of sales turnover (revenue) that is needed to cover employee/labour costs

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what are labour cost per unit?

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this measures the labour cost per unit of output

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define labour productivity

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measures the amount of goods produced in relation to the number of employees, shown in terms of output per worker

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what are possible causes of good labour productivity

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  • investment in education and training
  • workforce or morale and motivation
  • health and age structure of workforce
  • investment in planned, preventative maintenance
  • quality of management
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what are the costs and effects of labour productivity - the higher the productivity, the lower the cost can either:

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  • reduce price- increase competitiveness, sales, share

- enjoy higher profits

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