Reviewing the External Survey Flat File Definitions
This section provides an overview of external survey flat file definitions and discusses how to:
Review the author file definition.
Review the dimension file definition.
Review the survey instance file definition.
Review the compensation survey file definition.
Review the benchmark survey file definition.
Review the employee survey file definition.
Review the valid values for selected fields in the file definitions.
Understanding External Survey Flat File Definitions
This section discusses the external survey flat file definitions that you use to work with your survey providers. Work with your providers to ensure that the survey data you receive from them fits the format specified in these file definitions. The end of this section provides lists of the valid values for selected fields in the file definitions that must use specified valid values.
Note: Wherever fields in the file definitions are designated as optional, Oracle recommends that you enter data in those fields. If you don't enter data in the optional fields, the system displays error messages when you run the ETL job sequencers, and data is not supplied in those fields in the data warehouse tables.
Reviewing the Author File Definition
The following table contains the Author flat file definition.
Note: You need the Author file when you have new author identification information. That is, you need it only when the survey provider data is new or has changed.
Field Name |
Field Type / Length / Format |
Valid Values |
Required or Optional |
Target Warehouse Tables |
---|---|---|---|---|
WA_AUTHOR_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_AUTHOR_ID |
|
EFFDT |
Date / 8 / MMDDYYYY |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.EFFDT |
|
EFF_STATUS |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.EFF_STATUS |
ADDRESS1 |
Character / 35 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
|
ADDRESS2 |
Character / 35 |
O |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
|
ADDRESS3 |
Character / 35 |
O |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
|
ADDRESS4 |
Character / 35 |
O |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
|
CITY |
Character / 30 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
|
COUNTRY |
Character / 3 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
|
COUNTRY_CODE |
Character / 3 |
Yes |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.BUS_PHONE_SBR |
DESCR |
Character / 30 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.DESCR |
|
DESCRLONG |
Long / 100 |
O |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.DESCRLONG |
|
EXTENSION |
Character / 6 |
O |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.BUS_PHONE_SBR |
|
FAX |
Character/ 24 |
O |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.BUS_PHONE_SBR |
|
PHONE |
Character / 24 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.BUS_PHONE_SBR |
|
POSTAL |
Character / 12 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
|
STATE |
Character / 6 |
R |
WA_AUTHOR_R00.WA_ADDR_SBR |
Image: Example row of Author file data in flat file format
The following example shows a single row of sample data, in comma delimited format, to help you create your author file.
![Example row of Author file data in flat file format](img/i-4642ab0fn-7a2e.png)
Reviewing the Dimension File Definition
The following table contains the Dimension flat file definition. With respect to the last two columns, please note the following:
If WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE = C, then the target record is WA_SUR_COMP_D00.
If WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE = F, then the target record is WA_SUR_FIN_D00.
If WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE = G, then the target record is WA_SUR_GEO_D00.
If WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE = I, then the target record is WA_SUR_IND_D00.
If WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE = J, then the target record is WA_SUR_JOB_D00.
If WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE = U, then the target record is WA_SUR_UNIT_D00.
Note: You need the Dimension file when you have a new or changed dimension information. The WA_AUTHOR_ID in the Dimension file must be a valid author identification in the Author file definition.
Field Name |
Field Type / Length / Format |
Valid Values |
Required or Optional
|
Target Warehouse Tables |
Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
WA_AUTHOR_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
Target record is WA_AUTHOR_ID |
|
|
WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
Target record is *_CD |
The '*' symbol could be G for Geography ID, J for Job Code, F for Financial Code, and so on. |
WA_SUR_CODE |
Character / 10 |
R |
None |
Driver for Target Record ETL mapping. These are the actual Geography, Compensation, Job Codes depending upon the WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE. |
|
EFFDT |
Date / 8 / MMDDYYYY |
R |
Target record is EFFDT |
||
EFF_STATUS |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
Target record is EFF_STATUS |
|
JOB_TYPE |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
Target record is FLSA_STATUS |
Required only when type is J |
WA_POINTS |
Number / 3.0 |
R |
Target record is WA_POINTS |
Required only when type is J |
|
WA_FROM_VALUE |
Number / 15.0 |
R |
Target record is WA_FROM_VALUE |
Required only when type is F or U |
|
WA_TO_VALUE |
Number / 15.0 |
R |
Target record is WA_TO_VALUE |
Required only when type is F or U |
|
DESCR |
Character / 30 |
R |
Target record is DESCR |
||
DESCRLONG |
Long / 100 |
R |
Target record is DESCRLONG |
Required only when type is J |
Image: Example rows of Dimension file data in flat file format
The following example shows six rows of sample data, in comma delimited format, to help you create your Dimension file.
![Example rows of Dimension file data in flat file format](img/i-4642ab0fn-7a2b.png)
Reviewing the Survey Instance File Definition
The following table contains the Survey Instance flat file definition.
Note: The Survey Instance file is required for a new survey instance with new survey data. The WA_AUTHOR_ID in this file must be a valid author identification in the Author file definition.
Field Name |
Field Type/ Length/ Format |
Valid Values |
Required or Optional |
Target Warehouse Tables |
---|---|---|---|---|
WA_SURVEY_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.WA_SURVEY_ID |
|
EFFDT |
Date / 8 / MMDDYYYY |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.EFFDT |
|
EFF_STATUS |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.EFF_STATUS |
WA_AUTHOR_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.WA_AUTHOR_ID |
|
DESCR |
Character / 30 |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.DESCR |
|
DESCRLONG |
Long / 100 |
N |
WA_SURVEY_R00.DESCRLONG |
|
WA_PUBLICATION_DT |
Date / 8 |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.WA_PUBLICATION_ID |
|
WA_SUR_CO_COUNT |
Number / 8.0 |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.WA_SUR_CO_COUNT |
|
WA_SUR_EE_COUNT |
Number / 8.0 |
R |
WA_SURVEY_R00.WA_SUR_EE_COUNT |
|
CURRENCY_CD |
Character / 3.0 |
Yes |
R |
Note. This field is not mapped directly to the WA_SURVEY_R00 table. The ETL job uses the currency code as join condition to determine all of the setIDs from the WA_SET_CUR_VW with the given currency code. Then those setIDs are inserted in the WA_SURVEY_R00 table. |
Image: Example row of Survey Instance data in flat file format
The following example shows a single row of sample data, in comma delimited format, to help you create your Survey Instance file.
![Example row of Survey Instance data in flat file format](img/i-4642ab0fn-7a34.png)
Reviewing the Compensation Survey File Definition
The following table contains the Compensation Survey flat file definition.
Note: For the WA_SURVALUE_F00.WA_MEASURE_ID field, you should use the EPM Measure IDs that are delivered with the system. To add more requires modifications to the system. Also, note that the WA_SURVALUE_F00.WA_MEASURE_VAL field is for the actual monetary value of the measure, not the ID code.
Field Name |
Field Type / Length/ Format |
Valid Values |
Required or Optional |
Target Warehouse Tables |
---|---|---|---|---|
WA_SURVEY_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_IND_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_FIN_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_UNIT_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_JOB_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_COMP_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_GEO_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_SURVALUE_F00.WA_SURVEY_ID (ETL2) |
|
WA_SUR_JOBCODE |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_JOB_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_JOBCODE |
|
WA_SUR_COMPCODE |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_COMP_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_COMPCODE |
|
WA_SUR_GEO_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_GEO_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_GEO_ID |
|
WA_SUR_IND_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_IND_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_IND_ID |
|
WA_SUR_FINCODE |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_FIN_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_FINCODE |
|
WA_SUR_UNITCODE |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_UNIT_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_UNITCODE |
|
EFFDT |
Date / 8 / MMDDYYYY |
R |
WA_SURVALUE_F00.EFFDT |
|
COMP_FREQUENCY |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
WA_SURVALUE_F00.COMP_FREQUENCY |
WA_MEASURE_ID |
Character / 3 |
Yes |
R |
WA_SURVALUE_F00.WA_MEASURE_ID |
WA_MEASURE_VAL |
Number / 15.6 |
R |
WA_SURVALUE_F00.WA_MEASURE_VAL |
|
CURRENCY_CD |
Character / 3 |
Yes |
R |
WA_SURVALUE_F00.CURRENCY_CD |
WA_UNITS |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
ETL uses this to determine whether value conversion is required. |
WA_SAMPLE_CO_COUNT |
Number / 8.0 |
R |
WA_SURVALUE_F00.WA_SAMPLE_CO_COUNT |
|
WA_SAMPLE_EE_COUNT |
Number / 8.0 |
R |
WA_SURVALUE_F00.WA_SAMPLE_EE_COUNT |
Image: Example rows of Compensation Survey data in flat file format
The following example shows six rows of sample data, in comma delimited format, to help you create your Compensation Survey file.
![Example rows of Compensation Survey data in flat file format](img/i-4642ab0fn-7a36.png)
Reviewing the Benchmark Survey File Definition
The following table contains the Benchmark Survey flat file definition.
Note: For the WA_BENCHMRK_F00.PF_METRIC_ID field, you should use the EPM measure IDs that are delivered with the system. To add more requires modifications to the system. Also, note that the WA_BENCHMRK_F00.WA_MEASURE_VAL field is for the actual value of the metric, not the ID code.
Field Name |
Field Type/ Len./ Format |
Valid Value |
Required or Optional |
ETL |
Target Warehouse Tables |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
WA_SURVEY_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
1,2 |
WA_IND_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_FIN_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_UNIT_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_GEO_MAP_DFN.WA_SURVEY_ID WA_BENCHMRK_F00.WA_SURVEY_ID (ETL2) |
|
WA_SUR_GEO_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
1 |
WA_GEO_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_GEO_ID |
|
WA_SUR_IND_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
1 |
WA_IND_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_IND_ID |
|
WA_SUR_FINCODE |
Character / 10 |
R |
1 |
WA_FIN_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_FINCODE |
|
WA_SUR_UNITCODE |
Character / 10 |
R |
1 |
WA_UNIT_MAP_DFN.WA_SUR_UNITCODE |
|
EFFDT |
Date / 8 / MMDDYYYY |
R |
2 |
WA_BENCHMRK_F00.EFFDT |
|
PF_METRIC_ID |
Character / 3 |
Yes |
R |
2 |
WA_BENCHMRK_F00.PF_METRIC_ID |
WA_MEASURE_VAL |
Number / 15.6 |
R |
2 |
WA_BENCHMRK_F00.WA_MEASURE_VAL |
|
CURRENCY_CD |
Character / 3 |
Yes |
R |
2 |
WA_BENCHMRK_F00.CURRENCY_CD |
WA_UNITS |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
2 |
ETL uses this to determine whether conversion of value is required. |
WA_SAMPLE_CO_COUNT |
Number / 8.0 |
R |
2 |
WA_BENCHMRK_F00.WA_SAMPLE_CO_COUNT |
|
WA_SAMPLE_EE_COUNT |
Number / 8.0 |
R |
2 |
WA_BENCHMRK_F00.WA_SAMPLE_EE_COUNT |
Image: Example rows of Benchmark Survey data in flat file format
The following example shows six rows of sample data, in comma delimited format, to help you create your Benchmark Survey file.
![Example rows of Benchmark Survey data in flat file format](img/i-4642ab0fn-7a27.png)
Reviewing the Employee Survey File Definition
The following table contains the Employee Survey flat file definition.
Field Name |
Field Type / Length/ Format |
Valid Values |
Required or Optional |
Target Warehouse Tables |
---|---|---|---|---|
WA_SURVEY_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.WA_SURVEY_ID |
|
EFFDT |
Date / 8 / MMDDYYYY |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.EFFDT |
|
EFF_STATUS |
Character / 1 |
Yes |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.EFF_STATUS |
WA_RM_FACTOR_ID |
Character / 10 |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.WA_RM_FACTOR_ID |
|
PF_OBJ_ID |
Character / 20 |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.PF_OBJ_ID |
|
PF_OBJ_TYPE |
Character / 4 |
Yes |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.PF_OBJ_TYPE |
WA_FACTOR_WEIGHT |
Number / 5.0 |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.WA_FACTOR_WEIGHT |
|
WA_SAMPLE_EE_COUNT |
Number / 8.0 |
R |
WA_EESURVEY_F00.WA_SAMPLE_EE_COUNT |
Reviewing the Valid Values for Selected Fields in the File Definitions
The following tables in this section provide lists of the valid values for selected fields in the file definitions that must use specified valid values.
Effective Status
EFF_STATUS Valid Values |
---|
A = Active |
I = Inactive |
Country Code
Valid values are any of the country codes in COUNTRY_TBL.
Survey Dimension Type
WA_SUR_DIM_TYPE Valid Values |
---|
C = Compensation |
F = Financials |
G = Geography |
I = Industry |
J = Job |
U = Unit |
Job Type
JOB_TYPE Valid Values |
---|
A = Administrative |
E = Executive |
M = Management |
N = Nonexempt |
O = Outside Salesperson |
P = Professional |
X = None |
Currency Code
Valid values are any currency code in the CURRENCY_CD_TBL.
Compensation Frequency
COMP_FREQUENCY Valid Values |
---|
A = Annual |
B = Biweekly |
D = Daily |
H = Hourly |
M = Monthly |
S = Semimonthly |
W = Weekly |
Note: HCM Warehouse Workforce Insight analysis templates, as delivered, are set up to use compensation-frequency values of Annual only. Modification is needed if you want your analysis templates to use any other compensation frequency values.
Units
WA_UNITS Valid Values |
---|
1 = Ones |
2 = Hundreds |
3 = Thousands |
4 = 10 Thousands |
5 = 100 Thousands |
6 = Millions |
7 = 10 Millions |
8 = 100 Millions |
9 = Billions |
Object Type
PF_OBJ_TYPE Valid Values |
---|
1000 = Employee |
2000 = Department |
2100 = Business Unit |
9000 = Job Code |
Measure ID and Metric ID Codes
WA_MEASURE_ID / PF_METRIC_ID Valid Values |
Description |
Survey Type |
---|---|---|
001 |
Y-Intercept- Natural |
Compensation Survey |
002 |
Slope- Natural |
Compensation Survey |
003 |
Standard Error |
Compensation Survey |
004 |
R-Squared |
Compensation Survey |
005 |
Actual 10th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
006 |
Actual 20th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
007 |
Actual 25th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
008 |
Actual 30th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
009 |
Actual 40th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
010 |
Actual 50th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
011 |
Actual 60th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
012 |
Actual 70th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
013 |
Actual 75th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
014 |
Actual 80th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
015 |
Actual 90th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
016 |
Actual Average Amount |
Compensation Survey |
017 |
Actual 10th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
018 |
Actual 20th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
019 |
Actual 25th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
020 |
Actual 30th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
021 |
Actual 40th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
022 |
Actual 50th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
023 |
Actual 60th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
024 |
Actual 70th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
025 |
Actual 75th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
026 |
Actual 80th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
027 |
Actual 90th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
028 |
Actual Average Percent |
Compensation Survey |
029 |
Actual % of Eligible Employees |
Compensation Survey |
030 |
Target 10th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
031 |
Target 20th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
032 |
Target 25th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
033 |
Target 30th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
034 |
Target 40th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
035 |
Target 50th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
036 |
Target 60th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
037 |
Target 70th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
038 |
Target 75th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
039 |
Target 80th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
040 |
Target 90th Percentile Amount |
Compensation Survey |
041 |
Target Average Amount |
Compensation Survey |
042 |
Target 10th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
043 |
Target 20th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
044 |
Target 25th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
045 |
Target 30th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
046 |
Target 40th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
047 |
Target 50th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
048 |
Target 60th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
049 |
Target 70th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
050 |
Target 75th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
051 |
Target 80th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
052 |
Target 90th Percentile Percent |
Compensation Survey |
053 |
Target Average Percent |
Compensation Survey |
054 |
Target % of Eligible Employees |
Compensation Survey |
055 |
Y-Intercept- Common |
Compensation Survey |
056 |
Slope- Common |
Compensation Survey |
057 |
R |
Compensation Survey |
058 |
Standard Error- Logarithmic |
Compensation Survey |
100 |
Productivity Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
101 |
Efficiency Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
102 |
Effectiveness Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
103 |
Employee Compensation Return on Investment (ROI) |
Benchmark Survey |
104 |
Workforce Compensation ROI |
Benchmark Survey |
105 |
Employee Workforce ROI |
Benchmark Survey |
106 |
Contingent Workforce ROI |
Benchmark Survey |
107 |
Total Compensation Revenue Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
108 |
Cash Compensation Revenue Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
109 |
Benefits Revenue Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
110 |
Total Compensation Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
111 |
Cash Compensation Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
112 |
Benefits Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
113 |
Executive Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
114 |
Supervisory Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
115 |
Executive Compensation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
116 |
Supervisory Compensation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
117 |
Executive Compensation Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
118 |
Supervisory Compensation Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
119 |
Employee Compensation Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
120 |
Contingency Workforce Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
121 |
Contingency Revenue Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
122 |
Contingency Expenses Percent |
Benchmark Survey |
123 |
Contingency Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
124 |
Total Labor Cost Revenue Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
125 |
Total Labor Cost Expense Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
126 |
Transfer Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
127 |
Promotion Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
128 |
Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
129 |
Exempt Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
130 |
Non-Exempt Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
131 |
Increase Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
132 |
Replacement Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
133 |
Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
134 |
Exempt Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
135 |
Non-Exempt Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
136 |
Open Position Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
137 |
Staffing- Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
138 |
Staffing- Exempt Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
139 |
Staffing- Non-Exempt Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
140 |
Staffing- Increase Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
141 |
Staffing- Replacement Hire Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
142 |
Staffing- Open Position Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
143 |
Time to Fill Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
144 |
Exempt Time to Fill Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
145 |
Non-Exempt Time to Fill Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
146 |
Hire to Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
147 |
Hiring Expenses Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
148 |
Exempt Hiring Expenses Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
149 |
Non-Exempt Hiring Expenses Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
150 |
Hiring Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
151 |
Tenure Profile |
Benchmark Survey |
152 |
Exempt Tenure Profile <=1 Year |
Benchmark Survey |
153 |
Exempt Tenure Profile <=3 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
154 |
Exempt Tenure Profile <=5 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
155 |
Exempt Tenure Profile <=10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
156 |
Exempt Tenure Profile >10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
157 |
Non-Exempt Tenure <=1 Year |
Benchmark Survey |
158 |
Non-Exempt Tenure <=3 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
159 |
Non-Exempt Tenure <=5 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
160 |
Non-Exempt Tenure <=10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
161 |
Non-Exempt Tenure >10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
162 |
Voluntary Separation Tenure <=1 Year |
Benchmark Survey |
163 |
Voluntary Separation Tenure <=3 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
164 |
Voluntary Separation Tenure <=5 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
165 |
Voluntary Separation Tenure <=10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
166 |
Voluntary Separation Tenure >10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
167 |
Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <= 1 Year |
Benchmark Survey |
168 |
Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <= 3 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
169 |
Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <= 5 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
170 |
Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <=10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
171 |
Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure >10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
172 |
Non-Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <=1 Year |
Benchmark Survey |
173 |
Non-Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <=3 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
174 |
Non-Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <=5 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
175 |
Non-Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure <=10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
176 |
Non-Exempt Voluntary Separation Tenure >10 Years |
Benchmark Survey |
178 |
Involuntary Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
179 |
Voluntary Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
180 |
Exempt Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
181 |
Exempt Involuntary Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
182 |
Exempt Voluntary Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
183 |
Non-Exempt Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
184 |
Non-Exempt Involuntary Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
185 |
Non-Exempt Voluntary Separation Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
186 |
Employee Lost Time Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
187 |
FTE Lost Time Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
188 |
Workers' Compensation Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
189 |
Employee Workers' Compensation Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
190 |
Workforce Workers' Compensation Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
191 |
HR Readiness- Support Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
192 |
Exempt Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
193 |
Investment Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
194 |
HR Readiness- Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
195 |
Employee Investment Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
196 |
Trained Employee Investment |
Benchmark Survey |
197 |
Training- Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
198 |
Training- Support Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |
199 |
Healthcare Factor |
Benchmark Survey |
200 |
Benefits Compensation Expenses Ratio |
Benchmark Survey |