One of the primary motivators for employees in a post-pandemic workplace is finding a stronger life-work balance. There are many tactics and strategies employers can use to increase their retention rates. With the average cost of finding a new employee at £7,729 in the UK and $22,814 in the US, companies need to invest more in retaining top performers rather than spending the time and money needed to replace them. “Employee turnover rates are on the rise, and expected to increase even more in 2023, so it’s critically important for employers to combat this with intentional solutions and retain top talent. The travel and transport industry replaces employees in the shortest amount of time, taking just 23 days.Īmanda Day, Director of People Enablement at Remote commented: Next is education roles, taking an average of 44 days. Finding a new hire takes the longest in IT and telecoms jobs, with an average of 49 days needed to replace an employee that has left. It takes a business an average of 40 days to find and hire a new employee. In the USA it costs around 42.7% of an employee’s salary to find and hire someone new, based on the average salary in the US, this costs businesses $22,814 on average to find a new staff member. In the UK, it costs around 26.1% of an employee’s salary to find and hire a new member of staff, that’s on average £7,729 per new employee based on the average UK annual salary. It costs a business 34.5% of an employee’s salary to find and hire a new employee. Hiring new employees takes on average 40 days and costs £7,729 in the UK and $22,814 in the US Hybrid or flexible work models have had the lowest overall turnover rates since 2019, peaking in 2022 with a turnover rate 5% lower than those fully office based.įully remote roles are predicted to have the highest retention rate in 2023 with 39.3%, just slightly lower than hybrid jobs with a predicted 39.9% rate and 4.5% lower than office jobs which are estimated to have a 43.7% turnover rate. The average turnover rate of different work models in the UK and US from 2019 to 2023: Remote discovered that in 2021 director roles had the highest turnover rate with 35%, compared to 2022 which saw the highest turnover in entry-level positions with 35%.īusinesses offering hybrid roles find it easier to retain staff The US saw the lowest turnover in employees in HR jobs in 2021 and then design jobs in 2022.Įmployee turnover also varies in different job levels. On the flip side, legal jobs had the lowest turnover rates in both 20 in the UK. Customer service and sales roles are the only jobs that have seen a decrease in their employee turnover, with rates falling by 0.2% and 0.5% respectively. Information technology jobs came in with the highest turnover rates in the US with an average of 41.7% of employees leaving.įinance and accounting roles have seen the biggest average increase in turnover, with a 3.3% higher rate in 2022 compared to 2021. In 2022, jobs in ‘product’ departments have seen the highest turnover in the UK with a 32.2% rate. The average company turnover rate in the UK and US from 2019 to 2023:Īverage turnover as a percent of total employees 2022 They surveyed 544 employers in the UK and US to discover the jobs with the highest and lowest turnover rates, how turnover rates have changed in the last few years, and the negative impacts of high turnover.Įmployee turnover rates are expected to rise to 41% in 2023 January 2023: Global HR and payroll company Remote have conducted a study to understand the importance of employee retention, why turnover rates may be high, and what you can do to reduce them. Hybrid and Remote work structures have the lowest employee turnover rates at 36.6% and 38.7% respectively, compared to in-office roles at 43.7%Įntry-level positions had the highest staff turnover rate in 2022 at 35%įinance and Accounting is the industry that saw the biggest increase in employee turnover from 2021 to 2022 at 3.3%įinding and hiring a new employee takes 40 days on average and costs business 34.5% of an employee’s salary Last Updated on: 22nd November 2023, 06:08 pmĮmployee turnover rates are set to hit 41.4% on average in 2023, with the US reaching 46.8% and the UK hitting 35.6%
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