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Statutory
Requirements
Statutory Requirements
Related to Labour Cost
               Labour Turn over
Definition :-
“Labour turnover is the rate of change in the
  working staff of concern during a definite
  period. It is the measure of the extent to
  which old workers leave and new worker
  enter the service of concern in given period”
Cause of labour Turnover
Major Causes are divided into 3 categories

1.   Personal Causes
2.   Avoidable Causes
3.   Un-Avoidable Causes
Personal Causes
 Lack of interest in the work.
 Higher Salaries and wages outside

 Family commitments

 Health problem, Cickness,old age

 Death and retirment

 Marriage
Avoidable Causes
 Lower   pay and Allowances.
 Long and odd of work.
 Lack of job satisfaction.
 Unhappy with co-workers and supervisor.
 Dispute with trade union.
 Odd recruitment policy.
 Facilties of recreation lacks
 Promotion methods
Un-Avoidable Causes
 Retrenchment   due to seasonal trade.
 Discharge by long absentisment.

 National or state emergence services

 War

 Expansion and development

 Rationalization of industry by automation and
  comuterisation.
Cost associated with labour
cost
Cost of labour turnover are classified :-

  Prevention Cost:-
Eg:- Personal Adminsation ,Cost of welfare
   ,schemes, other incentive schemes
   ,pension,bonus,high wage plans
2. Replacement Cost:- Cost for training of
   new employee,losses,wastage ,lose of
   productivity .
Index of Labour Turnover
      Important indices of labour turnover

1.   Separation Index
2.   Replacement Index
3.   Flux Index
Separation Index

 The     number of workers leaving the
  oranisgation as compared to average number
   of workers in given period is consider .
Separation Index= No.of separation in a given period *100
              Average No. of worker in given peroid
Replacement Index

  The number of worker replaced at the vacant
  position of the organisation as compared to
  the average number of workers in given
  period is consider .
Replacement period = No.of replacement in given period * 100
                     Average no.of worker in given period
Flux Index
 The    addition of the number of worker leaving
    the organization as well as the number of
    new worker replacement them, as compared
    to the average number of workers in given
    period is consider .
Flux Index= no. of separation in given period + no. of replacement in given period * 100
                         Average no.of worker in a given period
Impact of Labour Turnover
Cost
 Increase   cost of selection and training new
  workers.
 Delay in production.

 New worker efficiency.

 Decrases in overall production.
Measures to controlling labour
turnover
   Right Person for Right Job
   Conducting employee orientation & induction
    programmes.
   Improvement in the working conditions.
   Providing fair wages and wage incentives.
   Promotion by merit and Promotion within.
   Labour particaption in Management.
   Maintenances of “job Interest” & Job Satisafaction.
   Effective commnuication throughout the business at
    all levels.li
Labour Cost Benefit
Analysis important
 To increase the effeces of the employee.
 Increase the production in organization.

 Retain the employee in organization.

 Health relationship among employee and
  employer .

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Statutory requirements chapter2

  • 2. Statutory Requirements Related to Labour Cost Labour Turn over Definition :- “Labour turnover is the rate of change in the working staff of concern during a definite period. It is the measure of the extent to which old workers leave and new worker enter the service of concern in given period”
  • 3. Cause of labour Turnover Major Causes are divided into 3 categories 1. Personal Causes 2. Avoidable Causes 3. Un-Avoidable Causes
  • 4. Personal Causes  Lack of interest in the work.  Higher Salaries and wages outside  Family commitments  Health problem, Cickness,old age  Death and retirment  Marriage
  • 5. Avoidable Causes  Lower pay and Allowances.  Long and odd of work.  Lack of job satisfaction.  Unhappy with co-workers and supervisor.  Dispute with trade union.  Odd recruitment policy.  Facilties of recreation lacks  Promotion methods
  • 6. Un-Avoidable Causes  Retrenchment due to seasonal trade.  Discharge by long absentisment.  National or state emergence services  War  Expansion and development  Rationalization of industry by automation and comuterisation.
  • 7. Cost associated with labour cost Cost of labour turnover are classified :-  Prevention Cost:- Eg:- Personal Adminsation ,Cost of welfare ,schemes, other incentive schemes ,pension,bonus,high wage plans 2. Replacement Cost:- Cost for training of new employee,losses,wastage ,lose of productivity .
  • 8. Index of Labour Turnover Important indices of labour turnover 1. Separation Index 2. Replacement Index 3. Flux Index
  • 9. Separation Index  The number of workers leaving the oranisgation as compared to average number of workers in given period is consider . Separation Index= No.of separation in a given period *100 Average No. of worker in given peroid
  • 10. Replacement Index The number of worker replaced at the vacant position of the organisation as compared to the average number of workers in given period is consider . Replacement period = No.of replacement in given period * 100 Average no.of worker in given period
  • 11. Flux Index  The addition of the number of worker leaving the organization as well as the number of new worker replacement them, as compared to the average number of workers in given period is consider . Flux Index= no. of separation in given period + no. of replacement in given period * 100 Average no.of worker in a given period
  • 12. Impact of Labour Turnover Cost  Increase cost of selection and training new workers.  Delay in production.  New worker efficiency.  Decrases in overall production.
  • 13. Measures to controlling labour turnover  Right Person for Right Job  Conducting employee orientation & induction programmes.  Improvement in the working conditions.  Providing fair wages and wage incentives.  Promotion by merit and Promotion within.  Labour particaption in Management.  Maintenances of “job Interest” & Job Satisafaction.  Effective commnuication throughout the business at all levels.li
  • 14. Labour Cost Benefit Analysis important  To increase the effeces of the employee.  Increase the production in organization.  Retain the employee in organization.  Health relationship among employee and employer .