Cost Per Hire or CPH means expenses incurred by an employer for recruiting a new staff from advertising to joining an employee against the total number of recruitments. It is the average money spent on hiring an employee.
In simple terms, the total cost onboarding a new employee which includes advertising costs, interviewing, background checks, joining costs etc.
CPH or Cost Per Hire is one of the widely used HR metrics to measure the effectiveness of the recruiting process.
This metric is derived by adding direct recruiting expenses and Indirect recruiting expenses divided by the total number of employees recruited during a specific period.
Direct recruiting costs are related to the company. They include:
The above list may include other expenses depending upon the size of the company and their recruiting process.
Indirect Recruiting Expenses are expenses paid outside the company to advertising agencies or recruiting agencies etc. These include:
We have created a Cost per Hire Calculator excel template. Just add your details and it will automatically calculate the Cost per Hire for you.
Click here to Download the Cost Per Hire Calculator Excel Template.
In addition to the above, you can also download Excel templates in other categories like HR and Payroll, Financial Analysis, Financial Statements, etc
We thank our readers for liking, sharing and following us on different social media platforms.
If you have any queries or suggestions please share in the comment section below. I will be more than happy to assist you.
To simplify the process, we have created a simple and easy UK VAT Taxable Turnover…
Every business has to register for VAT with HM Revenue and Customs if their VAT…
We have created the UK VAT Dual Currency Invoice excel template with predefined formulas that…
We have created a simple and easy UK VAT Purchase Register Excel Template with predefined…
We have created a simple and easy UK VAT Sales Register Excel Template with predefined…
We have created a ready to use UK VAT Progress Billing Invoice template in excel…