Hiring a contractor can initially be more costly than a full-time employee, but contractors become cheaper than full-time employees after about 3 years of employment. The document analyzes direct and indirect costs of open positions, hiring, running costs of contractors vs employees, and separation costs across different scenarios. It concludes that contractors provide flexibility and lower risks and costs over 3 years, while full-time employees are preferable for longer-term positions that are not time-critical to fill.
The document provides information on the services offered by Total Talent, a recruitment agency. They offer experienced recruitment services, use innovative technology to identify candidates, and build partnerships to help clients' businesses grow. Their services include sourcing candidates, managing responses to job postings, custom designed selection solutions, and assessor training. They aim to save clients thousands compared to typical recruitment agency costs.
GMD provides a tailored managed recruitment service for organizations, specializing in managerial, leadership, and specialist positions paying £40,000 or more. They offer a high level of customer service and employ qualified HR professionals, not salespeople. Their process involves an initial briefing, identifying candidates through advertising or headhunting, screening applications, conducting interviews, and providing regular updates to clients. Fees range from £9,500 to £21,000 depending on the role and include advertising costs. Clients praise GMD for their professional, responsive, and thorough recruitment work.
The document summarizes the Chemistry Recruitment ProcessTM which aims to improve hiring accuracy and save companies over £20 million per year in costs associated with mis-hires. It claims that industry averages find 75% of hires are mis-hires, costing up to £40 million annually per business, while the Chemistry process can achieve only 25% mis-hires. Services provided include building a customized recruitment process, training recruiters and managers, administering psychometric tests, and coaching new hires. Case studies cite positive experiences from Scottish Re and Disney implementing Chemistry's assessment and recruitment solutions.
This document discusses sham contracting and the risks associated with misclassifying employees as independent contractors. It summarizes a court case where a company was found to have sham contracts after reclassifying employees as contractors without changing their duties. It provides indicators to determine whether a worker is an employee or contractor. The document also outlines penalties and personal liability under sham contracting laws, and introduces an HR software called enableHR that helps ensure compliance with these laws.
Bad Hire Calculator By Adp November 2011David Lahey
This document provides a calculator to help estimate the costs associated with making a bad hire. The calculator accounts for costs like advertising the position, HR staff time spent on recruiting and interviewing, the hired employee's salary and lost productivity during training, and any relocation expenses. By entering numbers specific to a company's hiring process, the calculator will provide an estimated total cost of making a bad hire.
This document outlines the incentives and benefits available through a company that provides training and opportunities in equity trading, commodity trading, and Forex trading. There are several types of incentives including equity shares in the company, royalty payments, referral income, and commissions. The company offers practical online training programs to help associates learn trading and generate an income. Successful associates can work their way up through different manager levels and earn higher incentives.
Walter's model suggests that a firm's optimal dividend policy depends on the relationship between its cost of capital (k) and expected return on investments (r). If r > k, the firm should retain most earnings to fund new investments. If r < k, it should pay out most earnings in dividends. Gordon's model shows that a stock's price is determined by dividing expected future dividends by the difference between the required rate of return and growth rate. The Miller-Modigliani theorem suggests that a firm's value is unaffected by its dividend policy if markets are perfect and frictionless.
Hiring contractors can be more cost effective than full-time employees (FTEs) in certain scenarios. The document compares the direct and indirect costs of contractors versus FTEs across three scenarios: 3 months of employment, 1 year of employment, and 3+ years of employment. It finds that contractors have lower total costs than FTEs for the 3 month and 1 year scenarios, but FTEs have lower costs for employment of 3 years or more due to benefits and lack of rehiring costs with FTEs. Therefore, contractors are more cost effective for short-term needs while FTEs are better for long-term, ongoing positions of 3 years or more.
The document provides information on the services offered by Total Talent, a recruitment agency. They offer experienced recruitment services, use innovative technology to identify candidates, and build partnerships to help clients' businesses grow. Their services include sourcing candidates, managing responses to job postings, custom designed selection solutions, and assessor training. They aim to save clients thousands compared to typical recruitment agency costs.
GMD provides a tailored managed recruitment service for organizations, specializing in managerial, leadership, and specialist positions paying £40,000 or more. They offer a high level of customer service and employ qualified HR professionals, not salespeople. Their process involves an initial briefing, identifying candidates through advertising or headhunting, screening applications, conducting interviews, and providing regular updates to clients. Fees range from £9,500 to £21,000 depending on the role and include advertising costs. Clients praise GMD for their professional, responsive, and thorough recruitment work.
The document summarizes the Chemistry Recruitment ProcessTM which aims to improve hiring accuracy and save companies over £20 million per year in costs associated with mis-hires. It claims that industry averages find 75% of hires are mis-hires, costing up to £40 million annually per business, while the Chemistry process can achieve only 25% mis-hires. Services provided include building a customized recruitment process, training recruiters and managers, administering psychometric tests, and coaching new hires. Case studies cite positive experiences from Scottish Re and Disney implementing Chemistry's assessment and recruitment solutions.
This document discusses sham contracting and the risks associated with misclassifying employees as independent contractors. It summarizes a court case where a company was found to have sham contracts after reclassifying employees as contractors without changing their duties. It provides indicators to determine whether a worker is an employee or contractor. The document also outlines penalties and personal liability under sham contracting laws, and introduces an HR software called enableHR that helps ensure compliance with these laws.
Bad Hire Calculator By Adp November 2011David Lahey
This document provides a calculator to help estimate the costs associated with making a bad hire. The calculator accounts for costs like advertising the position, HR staff time spent on recruiting and interviewing, the hired employee's salary and lost productivity during training, and any relocation expenses. By entering numbers specific to a company's hiring process, the calculator will provide an estimated total cost of making a bad hire.
This document outlines the incentives and benefits available through a company that provides training and opportunities in equity trading, commodity trading, and Forex trading. There are several types of incentives including equity shares in the company, royalty payments, referral income, and commissions. The company offers practical online training programs to help associates learn trading and generate an income. Successful associates can work their way up through different manager levels and earn higher incentives.
Walter's model suggests that a firm's optimal dividend policy depends on the relationship between its cost of capital (k) and expected return on investments (r). If r > k, the firm should retain most earnings to fund new investments. If r < k, it should pay out most earnings in dividends. Gordon's model shows that a stock's price is determined by dividing expected future dividends by the difference between the required rate of return and growth rate. The Miller-Modigliani theorem suggests that a firm's value is unaffected by its dividend policy if markets are perfect and frictionless.
Hiring contractors can be more cost effective than full-time employees (FTEs) in certain scenarios. The document compares the direct and indirect costs of contractors versus FTEs across three scenarios: 3 months of employment, 1 year of employment, and 3+ years of employment. It finds that contractors have lower total costs than FTEs for the 3 month and 1 year scenarios, but FTEs have lower costs for employment of 3 years or more due to benefits and lack of rehiring costs with FTEs. Therefore, contractors are more cost effective for short-term needs while FTEs are better for long-term, ongoing positions of 3 years or more.
This document compares the costs of hiring contractors versus full-time employees. It finds that contractors can be less expensive than full-time employees, especially for roles lasting less than 3 years. Direct costs like salaries are typically higher for contractors, but contractors have lower indirect costs like benefits and lower risks of termination. The document provides cost comparisons across different hiring scenarios and outlines cost factors to consider in the analysis.
BUS 630 Week 1 Assignment Dell, Inc..doc
BUS 630 week 1 DQ 1 Theory of Constraints.doc
BUS 630 week 1 DQ 2 Kranbrack Corporation.doc
BUS 630 week 2 Assignment Basic CVP Analysis (Fashion Shoe Company).doc
BUS 630 week 2 DQ 1 Downsizing and fixed cost.doc
BUS 630 week 2 DQ 2 Direct Labor Variable or Fixed Cost.doc
BUS 630 week 3 Assignment JetBlue Airways.doc
BUS 630 week 3 DQ 1 Fixed Labor.doc
BUS 630 week 3 DQ 2 Profitability.doc
BUS 630 week 4 Assignment Master budget exercise.doc
BUS 630 week 4 DQ 1 Behavioral aspects of budgeting.doc
BUS 630 week 4 DQ 2 Critiquing a Cost Report.doc
BUS 630 week 5 Assignment FedEx Corporation.doc
BUS 630 week 5 DQ 1 Variance Analysis in a Hospital.doc
BUS 630 week 5 DQ 2 Perverse Affects of Some Performance Measures.doc
BUS 630 week 6 Assignment Final Project (Cost management).doc
BUS 630 week 6 DQ 1 Make Or Buy.doc
BUS 630 week 6 DQ 2 Net Present Value Analysis.doc
Don't Add Risk And Double Investment Requirements By Estimating Project Budge...Ed Kozak
Many organizations need to set aside funding to conduct their own projects. How much funding, though? Poor project estimating leads to poor business forecasting and that can have a big impact on your organization's success. Learn the 4 methods typically used to estimate projects and the error (and risks) associated with each.
In Recruiting, How Important Is Cost Per Hire?David Green
These are the slides from a webinar I delivered in conjunction with LinkedIn Talent Solutions in October 2015.
The slides draw on research from the likes of Bersin by Deloitte, BCG and SHRM and demonstrate how to achieve return on investment in recruiting you need to balance cost, agility and quality drivers.
The slides demonstrate how too much focus on lowering cost per hire can actually prove more expensive and disruptive in the long run.
Hiring time-vs-money a better more affordable way to Hire.Jamilah N. Lawry
I am an independent recruiter working with RecruitLoop, a curated community of professional recruiters who help companies hire faster and smarter. RecruitLoop connects professional recruiters with clients who have hiring needs and the recruiter bills by the hour. We save our clients 80% from traditional fees.
Our approach enables clients to have as little or as much involvement in the recruitment process as they wish.
Would you have time to jump on a quick call to chat about your hiring needs?
Thanks,
Jamilah Lawry
This document compares the time and costs associated with hiring an accounting manager through a recruitment agency versus doing it yourself. Hiring through an agency would cost around $15,000-20% of the manager's $75,000 salary but would take less time, around 13 hours total. Doing it yourself would cost less, around $4,000, but would take much longer, around 23 hours total, requiring you to screen resumes, conduct interviews, and more. The document suggests that using an agency may be a better option if time is critical to filling the open position quickly.
Building the business case ROI for SaaS HR Charles Bedard
The document discusses building an ROI case for SaaS HR solutions by benchmarking current HR processes against competitors and setting goals for improvements. It recommends creating a benchmark comparison of key metrics like revenue per employee, employee commitment rates, and costs. The next step is to set goals for improving each HR process and estimating the potential cost savings and performance gains.
Talent acquisition professionals consistently rank cost-per-hire as one of the most helpful HR metrics. But most struggle to measure and, more importantly, optimize their learnings to achieve efficiency without sacrificing quality.
Learn the cost-per-hire best practices that will enable your talent acquisition team to drive high-performing, engaged hires for your organization.
Key Takeaways:
-How to properly calculate your cost-per-hire
-Understand the cost-per-hire long-game for hiring success
-Consider cost-per-hire as part of the overall discussion on talent acquisition ROI
Fundamental concepts, principle of economicsShompa Nandi
Fundamental Concept or Principle of Economics, Opportunity cost principle, Equi-marginal principle, incremental principle, discounting principle, Risk and uncertainty, Time Perspective
The document discusses how contractors can win bids on prevailing wage jobs by strategically allocating fringe benefit dollars. It explains that with many contractors now bidding on these jobs, profit margins are reduced. However, contractors can gain a competitive advantage by using fringe benefit dollars to fund qualified retirement or healthcare plans rather than paying them out as cash wages. This lowers payroll taxes and bid costs, increasing profits. The document provides an example showing how allocating $10 per hour of fringe benefits to a qualified plan rather than cash wages can reduce the hourly bid cost by $2.50. Understanding and leveraging how to properly use fringe benefit dollars is key to surviving slow private sector work by successfully winning more prevailing wage bids.
Common-sense metrics about the learning curve for high-turnover, technical positions, particularly in IT, can yield shorter ramp-up time, more efficient staffing policies and decisions - and increased profitability. This paper presents the practical issues, the theory behind a low-cost solution, a straight-forward implementation plan, talking points to justify long-overdue change in staffing practices and true Human Capital accounting
Government Contracting Strategies for Winning Bids - AximJim Campbell
Contracting Strategies for Winning Bids - National 8(a) Small Business Conference Nashville, TN, Jan. 30 -Feb. 01, 2018. Presented by Jim Campbell, president/CEO, of Axim Fringe Solutions Group.
Replacing employees is very costly, often totaling over three times their annual salary due to direct hiring costs like signing bonuses and training, as well as indirect costs like lost productivity and knowledge. Retaining current employees through raises, bonuses, flexible schedules, appreciation, and career development opportunities is a more affordable alternative that improves morale.
Replacing employees is very costly for companies, often totaling over three times the employee's annual salary. Direct costs of replacing a $60,000/year employee total around $49,000 and include things like job ads, signing bonuses, and training the new hire. Indirect costs, like lost productivity and lower morale, add another $101,000, bringing the total replacement cost to around $150,000. Retaining current employees through salary increases, bonuses, flexible schedules, and career development opportunities is a more affordable alternative that benefits both the company and its workforce.
This document provides teaching notes for a chapter on the costs of production. It discusses key topics like accounting versus economic costs, definitions of total, average and marginal costs, and cost minimization. It emphasizes distinguishing accounting and economic costs, understanding cost curves, and how costs relate to profit maximization and the supply curve. It provides questions to review the chapter, including questions about opportunity costs, true/false statements about costs, implications of marginal costs, cost minimization, and properties of isocost lines.
this presentation shows how much the employees replacement costing the organization and how this cost is distributed with few hints about how to decrease the cost of brain drain.
Whitepaper: Attorney Performance per Hour Analysis PerformLaw
This whitepaper gives an in-depth look at how law firms show analyze their attorneys performance per hour. These analytics will guide the firm in making informed decisions to increase profitability.
As a manager at a growing company, finding and hiring candidates for your team may require a large invest of money and effort. But, what is the return on your investment (ROI)? Knowing your cost per hire (CPH) helps you understand the ROI from time spent to recruit candidates, paid sourcing services, advertising costs, and other related investments.
David Green, Vice President at Cielo, provides you through the steps to find your cost per hire. With this information, you will be able to understand what level of recruitment or hiring investment will exponentially provide the best outcome for you, your team, and your business. You will learn how to:
Highlight the components and steps needed to calculate CPH
Understand how CPH impacts your overall ROI
Examine the importance of CPH in growing businesses
Find whether a low CPH can actually be more expensive for the business
Why Your Company Needs An Employee Turnover AuditRon Haynes
Employee Turnover is costing your firm hundreds of thousands of dollars but it's masked in a myriad of different ledger accounts and departments. Finding out the true expenses associated with turnover allows firms to control those expenses and train those responsible for them to better understand their impact and reduce those costs.
SESSION 1: The Value of Talent: calculate your cost to hire and learn how …Affintus
Grow Your Business By Hiring The Right Talent - 3 Sessions
Led by Paula A. Soileau, CPA, Co-Founder, CEO Affintus LLC
The overall success of every organization depends on the employees doing the work. In companies of all sizes, talent management is at the top of owners’ and executive’s to-do lists - they see talent as a significant competitive asset, but report their frustration with long hiring processes and unpredictable outcomes.
This series shows business owners and managers how to improve their hiring success fast. Most small and mid-sized companies focus time and resources on finding the “right” employees – the people they need to grow the business. But three out of four businesses report making at least one hiring mistake that cost thousands to fix.
Hiring the wrong people can dramatically affect the bottom line as well as client relationships and company culture. “Especially in smaller businesses, the impact is more dramatic and mistakes become more critical,” Says Mark Hamilton, CEO of Bell Tea & Coffee Company, a 100-year-old company.
The majority of business leaders believe employees can make - or break - the business. Participants in this series learn how to adjust their hiring systems to reduce the time and cost of hiring while identifying the candidates who really will make the best employee.
Figuring out how much you spend to hire someone is eye-opening. Most companies do not track this critical expense. In this session you will find a simple method for calculating cost-to-hire and then brainstorm ways to reduce the cost and time-to-hire.
Enabling Digital Sustainability by Jutta EcksteinJutta Eckstein
This is a New Zealand wide meetup event with meetup groups from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch attending and open to anyone with an interest in digital sustainability or agile. All welcome. Joke, this is how it started. Jutta is now also available in Germany, i.e. hosted by Berlin/Brandenburg
According to the World Economic Forum, digital technologies can help reduce global carbon emissions by up to 15%. However, digitalization also comes with some challenges. Thus, if we want to make a positive impact by increasing sustainability, we need to address challenges like the digital divide, energy consumption of IT, or the rise of electronic waste. In this talk, I want to explore how Agile can help to leverage Digital Sustainability.
This document compares the costs of hiring contractors versus full-time employees. It finds that contractors can be less expensive than full-time employees, especially for roles lasting less than 3 years. Direct costs like salaries are typically higher for contractors, but contractors have lower indirect costs like benefits and lower risks of termination. The document provides cost comparisons across different hiring scenarios and outlines cost factors to consider in the analysis.
BUS 630 Week 1 Assignment Dell, Inc..doc
BUS 630 week 1 DQ 1 Theory of Constraints.doc
BUS 630 week 1 DQ 2 Kranbrack Corporation.doc
BUS 630 week 2 Assignment Basic CVP Analysis (Fashion Shoe Company).doc
BUS 630 week 2 DQ 1 Downsizing and fixed cost.doc
BUS 630 week 2 DQ 2 Direct Labor Variable or Fixed Cost.doc
BUS 630 week 3 Assignment JetBlue Airways.doc
BUS 630 week 3 DQ 1 Fixed Labor.doc
BUS 630 week 3 DQ 2 Profitability.doc
BUS 630 week 4 Assignment Master budget exercise.doc
BUS 630 week 4 DQ 1 Behavioral aspects of budgeting.doc
BUS 630 week 4 DQ 2 Critiquing a Cost Report.doc
BUS 630 week 5 Assignment FedEx Corporation.doc
BUS 630 week 5 DQ 1 Variance Analysis in a Hospital.doc
BUS 630 week 5 DQ 2 Perverse Affects of Some Performance Measures.doc
BUS 630 week 6 Assignment Final Project (Cost management).doc
BUS 630 week 6 DQ 1 Make Or Buy.doc
BUS 630 week 6 DQ 2 Net Present Value Analysis.doc
Don't Add Risk And Double Investment Requirements By Estimating Project Budge...Ed Kozak
Many organizations need to set aside funding to conduct their own projects. How much funding, though? Poor project estimating leads to poor business forecasting and that can have a big impact on your organization's success. Learn the 4 methods typically used to estimate projects and the error (and risks) associated with each.
In Recruiting, How Important Is Cost Per Hire?David Green
These are the slides from a webinar I delivered in conjunction with LinkedIn Talent Solutions in October 2015.
The slides draw on research from the likes of Bersin by Deloitte, BCG and SHRM and demonstrate how to achieve return on investment in recruiting you need to balance cost, agility and quality drivers.
The slides demonstrate how too much focus on lowering cost per hire can actually prove more expensive and disruptive in the long run.
Hiring time-vs-money a better more affordable way to Hire.Jamilah N. Lawry
I am an independent recruiter working with RecruitLoop, a curated community of professional recruiters who help companies hire faster and smarter. RecruitLoop connects professional recruiters with clients who have hiring needs and the recruiter bills by the hour. We save our clients 80% from traditional fees.
Our approach enables clients to have as little or as much involvement in the recruitment process as they wish.
Would you have time to jump on a quick call to chat about your hiring needs?
Thanks,
Jamilah Lawry
This document compares the time and costs associated with hiring an accounting manager through a recruitment agency versus doing it yourself. Hiring through an agency would cost around $15,000-20% of the manager's $75,000 salary but would take less time, around 13 hours total. Doing it yourself would cost less, around $4,000, but would take much longer, around 23 hours total, requiring you to screen resumes, conduct interviews, and more. The document suggests that using an agency may be a better option if time is critical to filling the open position quickly.
Building the business case ROI for SaaS HR Charles Bedard
The document discusses building an ROI case for SaaS HR solutions by benchmarking current HR processes against competitors and setting goals for improvements. It recommends creating a benchmark comparison of key metrics like revenue per employee, employee commitment rates, and costs. The next step is to set goals for improving each HR process and estimating the potential cost savings and performance gains.
Talent acquisition professionals consistently rank cost-per-hire as one of the most helpful HR metrics. But most struggle to measure and, more importantly, optimize their learnings to achieve efficiency without sacrificing quality.
Learn the cost-per-hire best practices that will enable your talent acquisition team to drive high-performing, engaged hires for your organization.
Key Takeaways:
-How to properly calculate your cost-per-hire
-Understand the cost-per-hire long-game for hiring success
-Consider cost-per-hire as part of the overall discussion on talent acquisition ROI
Fundamental concepts, principle of economicsShompa Nandi
Fundamental Concept or Principle of Economics, Opportunity cost principle, Equi-marginal principle, incremental principle, discounting principle, Risk and uncertainty, Time Perspective
The document discusses how contractors can win bids on prevailing wage jobs by strategically allocating fringe benefit dollars. It explains that with many contractors now bidding on these jobs, profit margins are reduced. However, contractors can gain a competitive advantage by using fringe benefit dollars to fund qualified retirement or healthcare plans rather than paying them out as cash wages. This lowers payroll taxes and bid costs, increasing profits. The document provides an example showing how allocating $10 per hour of fringe benefits to a qualified plan rather than cash wages can reduce the hourly bid cost by $2.50. Understanding and leveraging how to properly use fringe benefit dollars is key to surviving slow private sector work by successfully winning more prevailing wage bids.
Common-sense metrics about the learning curve for high-turnover, technical positions, particularly in IT, can yield shorter ramp-up time, more efficient staffing policies and decisions - and increased profitability. This paper presents the practical issues, the theory behind a low-cost solution, a straight-forward implementation plan, talking points to justify long-overdue change in staffing practices and true Human Capital accounting
Government Contracting Strategies for Winning Bids - AximJim Campbell
Contracting Strategies for Winning Bids - National 8(a) Small Business Conference Nashville, TN, Jan. 30 -Feb. 01, 2018. Presented by Jim Campbell, president/CEO, of Axim Fringe Solutions Group.
Replacing employees is very costly, often totaling over three times their annual salary due to direct hiring costs like signing bonuses and training, as well as indirect costs like lost productivity and knowledge. Retaining current employees through raises, bonuses, flexible schedules, appreciation, and career development opportunities is a more affordable alternative that improves morale.
Replacing employees is very costly for companies, often totaling over three times the employee's annual salary. Direct costs of replacing a $60,000/year employee total around $49,000 and include things like job ads, signing bonuses, and training the new hire. Indirect costs, like lost productivity and lower morale, add another $101,000, bringing the total replacement cost to around $150,000. Retaining current employees through salary increases, bonuses, flexible schedules, and career development opportunities is a more affordable alternative that benefits both the company and its workforce.
This document provides teaching notes for a chapter on the costs of production. It discusses key topics like accounting versus economic costs, definitions of total, average and marginal costs, and cost minimization. It emphasizes distinguishing accounting and economic costs, understanding cost curves, and how costs relate to profit maximization and the supply curve. It provides questions to review the chapter, including questions about opportunity costs, true/false statements about costs, implications of marginal costs, cost minimization, and properties of isocost lines.
this presentation shows how much the employees replacement costing the organization and how this cost is distributed with few hints about how to decrease the cost of brain drain.
Whitepaper: Attorney Performance per Hour Analysis PerformLaw
This whitepaper gives an in-depth look at how law firms show analyze their attorneys performance per hour. These analytics will guide the firm in making informed decisions to increase profitability.
As a manager at a growing company, finding and hiring candidates for your team may require a large invest of money and effort. But, what is the return on your investment (ROI)? Knowing your cost per hire (CPH) helps you understand the ROI from time spent to recruit candidates, paid sourcing services, advertising costs, and other related investments.
David Green, Vice President at Cielo, provides you through the steps to find your cost per hire. With this information, you will be able to understand what level of recruitment or hiring investment will exponentially provide the best outcome for you, your team, and your business. You will learn how to:
Highlight the components and steps needed to calculate CPH
Understand how CPH impacts your overall ROI
Examine the importance of CPH in growing businesses
Find whether a low CPH can actually be more expensive for the business
Why Your Company Needs An Employee Turnover AuditRon Haynes
Employee Turnover is costing your firm hundreds of thousands of dollars but it's masked in a myriad of different ledger accounts and departments. Finding out the true expenses associated with turnover allows firms to control those expenses and train those responsible for them to better understand their impact and reduce those costs.
SESSION 1: The Value of Talent: calculate your cost to hire and learn how …Affintus
Grow Your Business By Hiring The Right Talent - 3 Sessions
Led by Paula A. Soileau, CPA, Co-Founder, CEO Affintus LLC
The overall success of every organization depends on the employees doing the work. In companies of all sizes, talent management is at the top of owners’ and executive’s to-do lists - they see talent as a significant competitive asset, but report their frustration with long hiring processes and unpredictable outcomes.
This series shows business owners and managers how to improve their hiring success fast. Most small and mid-sized companies focus time and resources on finding the “right” employees – the people they need to grow the business. But three out of four businesses report making at least one hiring mistake that cost thousands to fix.
Hiring the wrong people can dramatically affect the bottom line as well as client relationships and company culture. “Especially in smaller businesses, the impact is more dramatic and mistakes become more critical,” Says Mark Hamilton, CEO of Bell Tea & Coffee Company, a 100-year-old company.
The majority of business leaders believe employees can make - or break - the business. Participants in this series learn how to adjust their hiring systems to reduce the time and cost of hiring while identifying the candidates who really will make the best employee.
Figuring out how much you spend to hire someone is eye-opening. Most companies do not track this critical expense. In this session you will find a simple method for calculating cost-to-hire and then brainstorm ways to reduce the cost and time-to-hire.
Enabling Digital Sustainability by Jutta EcksteinJutta Eckstein
This is a New Zealand wide meetup event with meetup groups from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch attending and open to anyone with an interest in digital sustainability or agile. All welcome. Joke, this is how it started. Jutta is now also available in Germany, i.e. hosted by Berlin/Brandenburg
According to the World Economic Forum, digital technologies can help reduce global carbon emissions by up to 15%. However, digitalization also comes with some challenges. Thus, if we want to make a positive impact by increasing sustainability, we need to address challenges like the digital divide, energy consumption of IT, or the rise of electronic waste. In this talk, I want to explore how Agile can help to leverage Digital Sustainability.
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Adani Group Requests For Additional Land For Its Dharavi Redevelopment Projec...Adani case
It will bring about growth and development not only in Maharashtra but also in our country as a whole, which will experience prosperity. The project will also give the Adani Group an opportunity to rise above the controversies that have been ongoing since the Adani CBI Investigation.
Adani Group's Active Interest In Increasing Its Presence in the Cement Manufa...Adani case
Time and again, the business group has taken up new business ventures, each of which has allowed it to expand its horizons further and reach new heights. Even amidst the Adani CBI Investigation, the firm has always focused on improving its cement business.
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Tired of chasing down expiring contracts and drowning in paperwork? Mastering contract management can significantly enhance your business efficiency and productivity. This guide unveils expert secrets to streamline your contract management process. Learn how to save time, minimize risk, and achieve effortless contract management.
NewBase 20 June 2024 Energy News issue - 1731 by Khaled Al Awadi_compressed.pdfKhaled Al Awadi
Greetings,
Hawk Energy is pleased to present you with the latest energy news
NewBase 20 June 2024 Energy News issue - 1731 by Khaled Al Awadi
Regards.
Founder & S.Editor - NewBase Energy
Khaled M Al Awadi, Energy Consultant
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USAGreetings,
Hawk Energy is pleased to present you with the latest energy news
NewBase 20 June 2024 Energy News issue - 1731 by Khaled Al Awadi
Regards.
Founder & S.Editor - NewBase Energy
Khaled M Al Awadi, Energy Consultant
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USAGreetings,
Hawk Energy is pleased to present you with the latest energy news
NewBase 20 June 2024 Energy News issue - 1731 by Khaled Al Awadi
Regards.
Founder & S.Editor - NewBase Energy
Khaled M Al Awadi, Energy Consultant
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USAGreetings,
Hawk Energy is pleased to present you with the latest energy news
NewBase 20 June 2024 Energy News issue - 1731 by Khaled Al Awadi
Regards.
Founder & S.Editor - NewBase Energy
Khaled M Al Awadi, Energy Consultant
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USAGreetings,
Hawk Energy is pleased to present you with the latest energy news
NewBase 20 June 2024 Energy News issue - 1731 by Khaled Al Awadi
Regards.
Founder & S.Editor - NewBase Energy
Khaled M Al Awadi, Energy Consultant
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USAGreetings,
Hawk Energy is pleased to present you with the latest energy news
NewBase 20 June 2024 Energy News issue - 1731 by Khaled Al Awadi
Regards.
Founder & S.Editor - NewBase Energy
Khaled M Al Awadi, Energy Consultant
MS & BS Mechanical Engineering (HON), USA
Unlocking WhatsApp Marketing with HubSpot: Integrating Messaging into Your Ma...Niswey
50 million companies worldwide leverage WhatsApp as a key marketing channel. You may have considered adding it to your marketing mix, or probably already driving impressive conversions with WhatsApp.
But wait. What happens when you fully integrate your WhatsApp campaigns with HubSpot?
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2. Is a Contractor a more expensive resource than a Full
Time Employee?
What are the REAL costs of hiring and firing Contractors
vs. Full Time Employees?
These are questions frequently asked by hiring managers, HR, procurement, recruiting
departments and finance. Greythorn, part of the FiveTen Group has carried out extensive
research to compare the cost of Contractors vs. Full Time Employees across a variety of
scenarios; this white paper helps companies weigh all of the factors and make an informed
hiring decision.
DIRECT DOLLAR COSTS (Quantifiable and relatively standard)
Costs begin to be incurred from the moment the opportunity arises and continue through the
hiring process, thus they are partly dependant on how long it takes to fill a vacancy. In this
respect the faster the job is filled there is a considerable saving.
Ongoing costs of a fully burdened and benefit entitled full time employee (FTE) must then be
compared to the bill rate of a contractor, in the event of a separation of the employee there
are another set of costs associated with this; an oft ignored area that must be factored in to
make the comparison accurate.
A breakdown of all of the costs and accompanying research can be found in Appendix A:
Where did we get the numbers from?
INDIRECT COSTS (Can be quantified but will vary widely)
In addition to the more visible and immediate dollar costs, there are potential costs that vary
widely but which need to be considered, in particular those around employment liability and
the impact on existing staff while positions remain vacant.
For the purposes of this study we have used overly conservative numbers in our
calculations.
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3. THE SCENARIOS
Below is a cost comparison of an $80,000 per annum individual in three of the most common
scenarios comparing a contractor through a recruitment agency to a direct hire FTE.
Scenario 1: 3 MONTHS employment then TERMINATION - termination for poor performance
after three months and then the role has to be re filled.
Contractor FTE
Cost of Open Position $10,000 $40,000
Cost of Hiring $5,000 $36,000
Cost of running contractor/employee $27,804 $25,700
Cost of Separation 0 $16,133
Cost of Open Position Second time round $10,000 $40,000
Cost of Hiring Second time 0 $36,000
TOTAL $52,804 $193,833
Scenario 2: 1 YEAR employment then LAY OFF/RESIGNATION – after a year’s employment
there are cut backs or the person resigns voluntarily.
Contractor FTE
Cost of Open Position $10,000 $40,000
Cost of Hiring $5,000 $36,000
Cost of running contractor/employee $129,090 $102,800
Cost of Separation 0 $8,067
TOTAL $144,090 $186,867
Scenario 3: 3 YEARS & ONGOING - three years plus of continuous employment.
Contractor FTE
Cost of Open Position $10,000 $40,000
Cost of Hiring $5,000 $36,000
Cost of running contractor/employee $387,270 $308,400
Cost of Separation 0 0
TOTAL $402,270 $384,400
How long do you need an FTE to work for the company to make this
method of hiring more cost effective than a contractor?
3 YEARS PLUS
Answer:
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4. Analysis of Results
There are many variables that need to be taken into account when making these comparisons.
Costs and risks will vary from company to company, situation to situation as well as the final
outcome of the engagement/employment.
COMPARISON SUMMARY: Based on an $80,000 a year Professional.
Contractor FTE
Open Position For revenue generating projects For positions or projects that are a
contractors are a preferable option due few months off and time is not
to faster time to hire. critical.
Short hire time Longer hire time, higher risk
Cost: $10,000 $40,000
Cost to Hire Recruitment agency has already Potential high cost in terms of time
invested the time and money to find and dollars if internal resources or
candidates. Only cost is time spent search firm fees are used.
interviewing candidates.
Zero cost to hire, minimal risk High cost to hire, minimal risk
Cost: $5,000 Cost: $36,000
Running Bill rate is typically higher than the Subject to cost of headcount and
salary paid to an employee. benefits packages offered (varies
contractor/employee
considerably), but typically less cost
than a contractor. Min package used
for this calc (no 401K match etc)
Higher cost, low risk Lower cost, mid-high risk
Cost: $129,090 Cost: $102,800
Cost of Separation A major benefit of contractors is the Can be high, in terms of
ease of separation, a call to the performance management or
recruitment firm who will then handle redundancy costs / severance
the exit. packages.
Zero cost, low risk Mid cost, mid-high risk
Cost: $0 Cost: $8,000-$16,000
Cost to Replace an Easy to remove underperformer from Cost of a poor hire can have
site, staffing firm will replace quickly. extensive costs, in terms of exiting
Underperformer
the employee, damage to team
morale and credibility of
management. Then the need to
embark on a new search to replace.
Low cost, low risk High cost, higher risk
Cost: $10,000 Cost: $76,000
Total Potential
$159,090 $262,800
Cost Pool
Conclusion
• If you retain an employee for three plus years and the initial need to hire is not time
critical then the FTE option is preferable.
• For greater flexibility, lower risk and lower cost (over a three year period) then
contractors can be a more effective strategy.
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5. APPENDIX A: Where did we get the numbers from?
In order to paint a full picture certain assumptions needed to be made to quantify various costs
which were based upon our own experience and market knowledge as well as authoritative industry
bodies.
COST OF AN OPEN POSITION DURING SEARCH FOR THE RIGHT PERSON
DIRECT COSTS
Loss of Earnings: Loss of revenue is the most obvious and most quantifiable cost associated with
open positions. An employee should produce 3-5 times of their annual salary in production. For an
$80,000 employee this would equate to a daily loss of $920 - $1540.
This is calculated through:
• Delayed revenue resulting from longer delivery of products/services
• Lost revenue resulting from products/services that could not be introduced
• Underutilized equipment and corporate assets
• Decreased output because employees are performing additional duties
• Decreased output because employees are performing unfamiliar tasks
INDIRECT COSTS
In addition there is ‘wear and tear’ cost on those left to carry the burden. The added workload
and higher stress levels can result in a number of challenges:
• Increased hours (and overtime payments)
• Sending a message that the company isn’t performing well
• Less opportunity to focus on the growth of the current employees by sending them
to development programs and training
• Reduced creativity and innovative thinking
• Less chance of employees reaching individual goals
• Increased frustration
• Increased scrap and rework/error rate
• Increased stress, missed deadlines, leading to increased illness, absenteeism,
lateness and finally higher turnover
FACT
A typical contract can be filled in 2 weeks; a typical FTE role takes 8-12 weeks to fill.
SOURCES: Greythorn Inc, FiveTen Group
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6. COST OF HIRING
DIRECT COSTS
How is it possible that the cost of hiring and hiring poorly can to be so much?
Research by the Corporate Leadership Council shows that when companies hire by themselves the
average cost per hire is 45% of the new employee’s first-year salary. Costs include:
Writing advertising copy
o
Cost of advertisement
o
Organizing and assessing resumes
o
Phone time to arrange interviews
o
Interviewing
o
Testing
o
Reference Checking
o
Letters to denied applicants
o
Some of these costs may be reduced by using a staffing firm for the search process; however the
fee then charged can off set some of the above costs.
INDIRECT COSTS
Although there are some risks associated with discrimination in the hiring process, a good HR team
can mitigate these risks. RISK is LOW whether through a staffing firm or when recruitment is
carried out directly by the company.
SOURCES: Staffing Industry Analysts, Corporate Leadership Council, Greythorn Inc, FiveTen Group
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7. COST OF RUNNING CONTRACTOR/EMPLOYEE
DIRECT COSTS
All the scenarios are based upon an individual who earns $80,000 per annum.
• An $80,000 a year individual, when working through a recruitment agency on an hourly basis
would cost an industry average $63 per hour.
• Clients only pay for hours a contractor works (not vacation days etc), this equates to 1986
hours per year.
• When paying an FTE there is also the Employers tax burden paid by the Employer,
approximately 12% of salary.
• There is also the medical, dental and vision insurance along with life and disability. An
average cost of $400 per month.
• Most FTEs also have a training cost; contractors either come trained or are trained by their
employer.
• Finally there are paid vacations, 401K contributions, holidays and other perks offered to
FTEs. These are NOT quantified in these calculations due to the diverse range of packages
offered from company to company.
INDIRECT COSTS
As the Employer of an FTE the company is directly responsible for the employee and any claims of
harassment, discrimination and employers liability. RISK is therefore MID.
A contractor is the employee of the staffing firm who bears the brunt of this liability. The client
can still be held accountable in certain circumstances (for instance a hostile environment); there is
considerably less risk when the contractor is not an employee of the company. RISK is therefore
LOW.
SOURCES: ADP for average payroll costs of a full time employee in the US, Greythorn Inc, FiveTen
Group.
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8. COST OF SEPARATION
DIRECT COSTS
While employment may be at will, employers are advised to attempt to improve the performance
of under/non performing employees. This involves continuing with the costs of the employee and
also time spent by HR and line management.
Again while employment is at will typically a notice period is offered and in the case of termination
or lay offs typically a redundancy package will be offered.
INDIRECT COSTS
Risk of terminating an employee is HIGH.
Risk of terminating a contractor through a recruitment agency is LOW.
SOURCES: Greythorn Inc, FiveTen Group
COST OF GETTING IT WRONG: SOMETIMES YOU JUST DON’T HIRE THE RIGHT PERSON
DIRECT COSTS
Research by the Corporate Leadership Council shows that the cost of hiring poorly and needing to
replace is at least 3 times the employee's base salary.
Not only do you have the cost of separation, the damage to productivity and team morale but you
also have the costs and time having to hire for the role all over again.
• Wasted salary & benefits
• Severance pay
• Training costs
• Opportunity Cost - Imagine valuable time and therefore money lost when:
o Managers/supervisors/owners spend hours wading through resumes and references,
calling applicants, and interviewing top choices over several rounds
o A necessary and valuable position is left unfilled as the hunt for a good employee
continues
INDIRECT COSTS
Risk of terminating an employee is HIGH.
Risk of terminating a contractor through a staffing firm is LOW.
SOURCES: Corporate Leadership Council, Greythorn Inc, FiveTen Group
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9. REAL LIFE REASONS TO USE CONTRACTORS
• Sometimes a higher level of expertise is required that will not be needed after the
project ends, therefore a contractor is chosen.
• For highly skilled technical resources it can be easier to find a contractor than a
direct FTE resource with the right skills.
• Contractors are not on payroll, so are easy (and no cost) to terminate if they (or the
project) don’t work out.
• Contractors are a way to get around any headcount limitations. Temporary
contractors do not count as headcount but as project costs and are easily disposable
after the project ends. (Many projects are ‘capital’ in nature and thus can support
the addition of cost but not necessarily headcount).
• Flexibility, especially in a questionable economy. If a company does not have the
ability to bring on a large number of “hires” for a major project they may want to
take a contract-to-hire approach that gives flexibility.
• An organization may be transitioning between old technology and new technology
and want temporary contractors to come in to do a change over and eventually be
terminated with no headcount issues.
• In the majority of cases, Contractors cost less that FTEs when all costs are
considered.
And finally:
Research by Staffing Industry Analysts found that:
86% of buyers reported that the use of contingent labor
saved their organization money.
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10. For more information please contact:
NORTHWEST
Joel Hides
40 Lake Bellevue
Suite 100
Bellevue WA 98005
joel.hides@greythorninc.com
425 635 0300
MIDWEST
Doug Zieleniewski
203 North LaSalle
21st Floor
Chicago IL 60601
doug.zieleniewski@greythorninc.com
312 853 6100
NORTHEAST
Damon Stagliano
630 Freedom Business Center
3rd Floor
King of Prussia PA 19406
damon.stagliano@greythorninc.com
484 690 1106
BAY AREA
Stefanie Tomlinson
1255 Treat Blvd
Suite 300
Walnut Creek CA 94597
stefanie.tomlinson@greythorninc.com
925 287 0700
www.greythorn.com
www.fivetengroup.com
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