Does anyone have estimated number on furlough vs laid off in the US?
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In the finance community we used $135k/head as the fully loaded value.
Sales were at 100k, not anymore.
It costs roughly 72 to pay someone 50.
100K fully loaded as an average has been a
consistent bellwether for the number of layoffs.
Yes
Not just salary, you need the fully loaded cost (benefits) of employees
Are you making an assumption that most of us make 100k a year?? Try more like 45 to 55 for long term employees. If you are referring to salary then you need to double the amount of people leaving
Divide the re-structuring plan by 100k and that will give you a pretty accurate total on the number of layoffs for the year.
why?
Lots of luck getting facts from Xerox on that, but one clue to lay-off count is to figure out how much an average employee lay-off costs. Not so easy. But then you locate the restructuring charge that they intend to make. This is usually found in the quarterly report. Furloughs-not sure. You can also see total employee counts in the report and notice downward trends over the past 10 years. Not all due to layoffs-many people over time have gone elsewhere to better pastures.