hi, can you give me a gist of Att.Rate calculation. regards, Ajay Choudhary Tec. Consultants
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Normally the thumb rule is Attr = (Loss in HC)/(Av HC). where HC - is headcount, Av HC is (opening HC + closing HC)/2. The period is generally a month.
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Closing Balance=Opening Balance+New Joining Employees +Left Employees Attrition Rate=((Left Employee’s*100)/(Opening Balance+New Joining+Left Employee’s+Closing Balance))/100
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Many of our friends on citehr have given various formulas for attrition rate calculation. They all provide different percentages. Does anyone know the most widely used formula? The efforts that all have made are remarkable. Thanks.
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Many of our friends on citehr have given various formulas for attrition rate calculation. They all provide different percentages. Does anyone know the most widely used formula? The efforts that all have made are remarkable. Thanks.

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Many of our friends on citehr have given various formulas for attrition rate calculation. They all give different percentages. Does anyone know the most widely used formula? The efforts that all have made are remarkable. Thanks.

"People are not lazy. They simply have impotent goals - that is, goals that do not inspire them!"

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Hi,

Formula: Attrition for the month/Total Headcount * 100 or it can be calculated as the number of headcount of the month: No of New Joinee/additions in the month: Attrition: Therefore, the formula is: No of New Joinee/additions in the month + No of New Joinee/additions in the month - Attrition =

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I see that every organisation uses or devices its own formula to calculate attrition rate, hence making it impractical to use a standardized formula.
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Hi, I am attaching the calculation of attrition rate. Hope this will help you. Thanks Anisha Mittal
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Dear Friends,

Please find the attached attrition calculator. Let me know if this is helpful for you. It was contributed to the forum by one of our friends a long time ago. Let us appreciate and thank him for his efforts.

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Vamsi

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