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Calculating Leavers.

  • August 3, 2023
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How do we calculate Leavers?

We look at ALL the ee’s LC Status records, then compare each record with the one previous (and one case to the next) to it - in order not to miss any changes done within a period.

Per record, we look at  an ee in the selected time range and make sure the ee is not employed (LC Status = Terminated, Hired and check if this ee existed in the previous record:

  1. Didn’t exist  - N/A will not be counted as Termination
  2. Employee Existed in the prev record
    1. In case LC Status = Employed / Leave / Garden leave / Parental leave (in the prev record) then current record counts as termination
    2. In case the ee’s LC Status = Terminated, Hired (in the prev record) then the ee is not a leaver

**Back-to-back**: The only exception is if the employee has a record (in the selected time range) that is not in the headcount (LC Status = terminated) and then exactly one day after that employee is employed (LC Status = Employed / Leave / Garden leave / Parental leave), in this case the employee is not counted as a Leaver.

 

Examples:

  1. Simple case

Date range: 1.1.2022 - 31.12.2022

Effective Date

LifeCycle status

EE id

 

1.3.2022

Employed

123

 

1.6.2022

Terminated

123

 

1.9.2022

Employed

123

 

In 2022 we’ll count the employee 123 as terminated once: in 1.6.2022 (new LC record which is NOT in headcount (LC = Terminated, Hired, and previous record with LC = Employed / Leave / Garden leave / Parental leave.


 

Note:

*On a yearly view the employee will be presented only once  in the grid, with its recent LC status (employed, start date: 1.9.2022) . Customers will be able to see both records on a monthly view.

*In cases the employee joined, terminated then joined again at the same month only the most recent LC record will be presented in the grid





 

  1. Back-to-back

Date range: 1.1.2022 - 31.12.2022

Effective Date

LifeCycle status

EE id

 

1.3.2022

Employed

123

 

1.6.2022

Terminated

123

 

2.6.2022

Employed

123

 

In 2022 we’ll NOT count the employee 123 as leaver:  we’ll ignore the record from 2.6.2022

(since the employee joined the next day after he was terminated) 

 

  1. Multiple leaves:

Date range: 1.1.2022 - 31.12.2022

Effective Date

LifeCycle status

EE id

 

1.3.2022

Employed

123

 

1.6.2022

Terminated

123

 

1.9.2022

Employed

123

 

1.11.2022

Terminated

123

 

In 2022 we’ll count the employee 123 as terminated twice

  • once in 1.6.2022  since new LC record is not in headcount (LC = terminated), previous LC status from the 1.3.2022 is Employed and,
  •  In  1.11.2022 we count the record as termination since  new LC record which is not in headcount, previous LC status from the 1.9.2022 is Employed