Examples of 'employee per year' in a sentence

Meaning of "employee per year"

employee per year: Refers to the average number of employees working within a company or organization over the course of a year. This metric is often used to analyze workforce trends and productivity

How to use "employee per year" in a sentence

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employee per year
Saved hours per employee per year.
Key performance indicators and targets S Total consumption of paper per employee per year.
Dollars per employee per year.
Only the NSU publishes more than one paper per employee per year.
Working hours are lost per employee per year due to a lack of digital skills.
S Quantity of paper consumed per employee per year.
This comes down to on average 1.6 days less sick leave per employee per year.
Number of hours of training per employee per year in France NA 34 hrs.
O The foundry does a lot of internal training, 40 hours per employee per year.
The average employer loses $688 per employee per year on unscheduled absences.
These figures equate to an average stress-related sickness absence cost of £131 per employee per year.
Minimum of three days per employee per year.
That averages out to about 1.6 fewer sick days per employee per year.
All results are counted per employee per year.
The total losses in productivity due to the AR were US $ 593 per employee per year.

See also

Average days lost per employee per year.
The legal limit is 80 extra hours per employee per year.
Average number of hours of training per employee per year per category.
O Quantity of paper consumed per employee per year.
Absenteeism from work due to illness, days per employee per year 96 exports.

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