Your company experienced 20% percent turnover last year. This means 20 percent of people employed at the beginning of the year were terminated or no longer employed by the year’s end. You know that a year from now you will need to have 40 more people in your company to keep up with increasing customer demand. How many employees should you plan on hiring, assuming turnover remains constant?

For the maintenance of the employee turnover ratio of the company constant there will be a need of employing forty (40) and an additional 20% of the total employees to be hired for the same.

The firm will have to maintain the number of employees in such a way that even if the 20% employees leave the company there shall not be need to employ any such further.

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Hence, the correct number of employees to be hired for the maintenance of the ratio, the firm will have to employ 48 employees and 8 employees in addition to the 40 employees required each year.

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48

Explanation:

Employee turnover is the rate at which employees leave a company, whether voluntary or involuntary.

In this company, 20 percent of employees leave every year.

If the company intends to have 40 more workers, it should plan to hire the 40 plus an extra 20 percent.

The company should hire 40 plus 20% of 40

=40 + (20/100 x 40)

=40 +(0.2 x40)

=40 +8

=48

The company should hire 48 workers

answer; rapid growth in buyer demand and high buyer switching cost;

turnover

the amount of money taken by a business in a particular period.