Attrition Rate
Definition
The Attrition Rate measures the percentage of employees who leave an organization over a specific time period relative to the average number of employees during that period. It's a fundamental metric for understanding your workforce stability and the effectiveness of retention strategies.
How to Calculate
Attrition Rate
(Number of Separations in Time Period / Average Headcount in Time Period) × 100 (15 / 500) × 100 = 3.0% Skip the manual calculations
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See it for yourself →How to Visualize
Trend Line Chart
Display monthly or quarterly turnover rates over time to identify patterns and seasonality.
Segmented Bar Chart
Compare turnover rates across departments, job levels, or demographic groups.
Heat Map
Show turnover rates by two dimensions simultaneously (e.g., department × tenure band).
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