Human Resources
Annualised turnover
Scales a partial period to a yearly rate for comparison.
The Formula
annual rate = period rate x 12 / months
Scales a partial period to a yearly rate for comparison.
| Symbol | Meaning | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| annual rate | Annualised turnover | percent | The rate projected onto twelve months. |
| period rate | Period rate | percent | The rate measured over the chosen window. |
| months | Months | months | The length of the measurement window. |
What Each Symbol Means
annual ratepercent
Annualised turnover
The rate projected onto twelve months.
period ratepercent
Period rate
The rate measured over the chosen window.
monthsmonths
Months
The length of the measurement window.
See It Worked With Real Numbers
A formula on its own does not tell you which number goes where. The how to calculate employee turnover page applies this equation to a concrete case, shows every intermediate step, and names the mistakes that produce a wrong answer even when the algebra is right.
Where This Formula Appears
This equation is the working core of How To Calculate Employee Turnover, filed under Business. Every number the guide produces comes from substituting into this one line.