Question

In: Accounting

AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT LEVELS FOR SEAT OF KNOWLEDGE                                   &n

AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT LEVELS FOR SEAT OF KNOWLEDGE

                                            Jan       Feb      Mar      Apr      May     Jun       Jul        Aug      Sep      Oct       Nov     Dec

Machining/Fabricating           47        47        50        49        51        51        52        51        51        50        52        53

Shipping/Receiving               24        23        25        25        25        23        24        24        24        24        24        24

Welding                               30        31        34        34        33        32        32        33        33        38        43        43

Paint/Assembly                     26        30        30        30        29        36        34        33        36        37        36        35

TURNOVER

Date          Department           Reason

04/12           Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

05/23           Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

06/08           Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

06/13           Machining/Fabricating           No reason given

7/12             Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

08/09           Machining/Fabricating           Personal

08/17           Machining/Fabricating           Personal

08/28           Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

09/14           Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

10/15           Machining/Fabricating           Retired

10/15           Machining/Fabricating           Temp. LF*

10/15           Machining/Fabricating           Temp. LF

11/01           Machining/Fabricating           Temp. LF

11/14           Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

12/03           Machining/Fabricating           Discharged

12/03           Machining/Fabricating           Temp. LF

12/03           Machining/Fabricating           Temp. LF

12/06           Machining/Fabricating           Other Job

04/26           Paint/Assembly                     Other Job

05/18           Paint/Assembly                     Medical reasons

07/05           Paint/Assembly                     Other Job

07/27           Paint/Assembly                     Moving

07/31           Paint/Assembly                     Other Job

09/05           Paint/Assembly                     Other Job

04/27           Shipping/Receiving               Decline in work load

05/25           Shipping/Receiving               Retired

06/28           Shipping/Receiving               Personal

07/12           Shipping/Receiving               Discharged

07/20           Shipping/Receiving               No reason given

07/23           Shipping/Receiving               No reason given

08/30           Shipping/Receiving               Other Job

01/12           Welding                               Other Job

12/03           Welding                               Discharged

12/03           Welding                               Temp. LF

12/03           Welding                               Temp. LF

12/03           Welding                               Temp. LF

12/03           Welding                               Temp. LF

12/17           Welding                               Discharged

12/17           Welding                               Temp. LF

12/17           Welding                               Temp. LF

12/17           Welding                               Temp. LF

12/17           Welding                               Temp. LF

*LF = Layoff

Which department has the highest turnover rate?

DEPT.

AVG. EMPLOYMENT

TURNOVER

TurnOver RATE

Machining

Shipping

Welding

Paint/Assembly

Solutions

Expert Solution

Department/Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Avg Empl. (Jan+Feb+Mar +…+Dec)/12 Turnover Turnover Rate (%)
Machining/Fabricating 47 47 50 49 51 51 52 51 51 50 52 53 50 10 19.87
Shipping/Receiving 24 23 25 25 25 23 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 5 20.76
Welding 30 31 34 34 33 32 32 33 33 38 43 43 35 3 8.65
Paint/Assembly 26 30 30 30 29 36 34 33 36 37 36 35 33 4 12.24

As given in the table above, the shipping & receiving department has the highest turnover rate (20.76%). Machining/Fabricating is the close second with 19.87% turnover rate.

Note: As against attrition, since employee turnover only includes employees who leave the company due to termination, taking a better job, or because they felt there was no room for growth and similar events; the following events have been excluded from the turnover figures for each department:

  1. Personal Reasons
  2. Retirement
  3. Temporary Layoff
  4. Moving
  5. Medical Reasons

'No reasons given' has been included as a turnover event.

ekkarill92 answered 1 year ago
Next > < Previous

Related Solutions

AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT LEVELS FOR SEAT OF KNOWLEDGE                                   &n
AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT LEVELS FOR SEAT OF KNOWLEDGE                                             Jan       Feb      Mar      Apr      May     Jun       Jul        Aug      Sep      Oct       Nov     Dec Machining/Fabricating           47        47        50        49        51        51        52        51        51        50        52        53 Shipping/Receiving               24        23        25        25        25        23        24        24        24        24        24        24 Welding                               30        31        34        34        33        32        32        33        33        38        43        43 Paint/Assembly                     26        30        30        30        29        36        34        33        36        37        36        35 TURNOVER Date          Department           Reason 04/12           Machining/Fabricating           Other...
AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT LEVELS FOR SEAT OF KNOWLEDGE    jan feb mar apr may jun jul aug...
AVERAGE EMPLOYMENT LEVELS FOR SEAT OF KNOWLEDGE    jan feb mar apr may jun jul aug sep oct nov dec machine/fabricating 47 47 50 49 51 51 52 51 51 50 52 53 shipping/recieving 24 23 25 25 25 23 24 24 24 24 24 24 welding 30 31 34 34 33 32 32 33 33 38 43 43 paint/assembly 26 30 30 30 29 36 34 33 36 37 36 35 TURNOVER Date            Department Reason 04/12                Machining/Fabricating               Other...
equilibrium levels;                       full employment levels of aggregate; Y=1250         &nbsp
equilibrium levels;                       full employment levels of aggregate; Y=1250                                       C= 1380 C=1100                                       S=220 S=150                                        AE=1530 1) Calculate the value of the recessionary gap (in 3 different way) 2) Draw the Keynesian Income Expenditure diagram showing all the equilibrium and full employment values, as well as three distinct areas displaying the recessionary gap. 3) Outline three fiscal policies to close the recessionary gap. could you please show all your work, and indicate the impact of each policy on the government budget Econ
Because of the diversity of users, their different levels of knowledge, the varying information needs for...
Because of the diversity of users, their different levels of knowledge, the varying information needs for particular decisions, and the general nature of financial statements, a variety of analysis techniques have been developed.  Explain the ratio method of analysis and how this technique appears to provide the most relevant information in a given situation.  Discuss 4 ratios of your choice in terms of the users, objectives, decisions and outcomes of the selected ratios.  Select a company of...
Explain the impacts of Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) on the equilibrium levels of employment and...
Explain the impacts of Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) on the equilibrium levels of employment and wage rate using labor market diagram.
a) Draw the energy levels (including the Fermi levels) of a non-degenerate p-n junction with a...
a) Draw the energy levels (including the Fermi levels) of a non-degenerate p-n junction with a reverse bias of Vr. Draw the hole and electron concentrations as well. b) If this pn junction is used as a photodetector, what is the threshold wavelength of this detector? Will lower or higher wavelengths be detected by this detector?
Consider the transition from energy levels n = 1 to n = 3 a) what is...
Consider the transition from energy levels n = 1 to n = 3 a) what is the frequency and wavelength associated with this transition? b) in what spectral region does this transition occur? c) is energy absorbed? 9) What type of electron orbital (i.e. s, p, d, or f) is designated by a) n = 2, l = 1, ml = -1?    b) n = 1, l = 0, ml = 0?    c) n = 5, l =...
A study is designed to examine levels of knowledge regarding insulin administration. the researchers want to...
A study is designed to examine levels of knowledge regarding insulin administration. the researchers want to see if a person age effects their findings. therefore, they ask participants to mark a category regarding their age. the categories are as follows. less than 18 years 18-29 years 30-50 years 50-65 years greater than 65 years what type of data is this for the age category a) nominal b) interval c)ordinal d) ratio
1) Explain the impacts of Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) on the equilibrium levels of employment...
1) Explain the impacts of Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) on the equilibrium levels of employment and wage rate using labor market diagram 2) With the aid of foreign exchange market diagram, explain the effect of an increase in interest rate in Singapore on the Malaysian ringgit–Singapore dollar exchange rate (MYR–S$) and currency value of both countries.
5.One of the levels of computer ethics involves knowledge about the good and bad ramifications of...
5.One of the levels of computer ethics involves knowledge about the good and bad ramifications of the use of computer technology. What do we call this level? Select one: a. Theoretical b. Pop c. Practical d. Para 6.What do we call the physical arrangement of records in a database? Select one: a. External view b. Logical view c. User view d. Internal view 7.All the following are IT application controls that can be used in the expenditure cycle except: Select...
ADVERTISEMENT
Subjects
ADVERTISEMENT
Latest Questions
ADVERTISEMENT