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Types of HR Metrics
Types of HR Metrics
Employees of an organization work 40 hours per week, earning $13 per hour.
They also get $100 in fringe benefits and $50 in payroll taxes. Calculate the
hourly rate of employees.
Solution
Total benefits and taxes= $100+ $50= $150
$150/ 40 = 3.75
Hourly rate of employees= $3.75+ $13= $16.75.
Calculate the following
Labor cost per unit
The hourly rate is $16.75, and it takes 0.1 hours to manufacture one unit of a
product. Calculate the direct labour cost per unit
Solution
$16.75 x 0.1= $1.68
Cost per Hire
Cost per hire = Total recruitment cost / Total number of hires =
Total internal cost + Total external cost / Total number of hires
Internal Recruiting Costs External Recruiting Costs
Internal recruiting costs are any expenses relating to External recruiting costs are any expenses related to
the internal employees of a company and the costs of recruiting that do not fall under internal recruitment
the recruiting process. costs.
• Advertising costs (Job boards, PPC)
• Employee referral bonuses (cash or prizes) • Recruiting software
• Recruiter salaries • Recruiting events
• Interview costs (The number of hours times hourly • Non-internal recruiter fees (Agency fees)
salary of involved employees) If a candidate requires a flight for an interview, or
money for relocation then this should also be
included in external recruiting costs.
Good CPH: The Society for Human Resource Management places the CPH average at $4,425
Cost per Hire Benchmarks
Benchmarks to know if the cost per hire is high, low, or average
Industry benchmarks
$4129: according to SHRM
$4000: according to Bersin
$3400: cost for an entry-level employee
16% of annual salary: cost for a 30K or less job
20% of annual salary: cost for a 75K or more job