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Labor Force Analysis by Department

Department-first workforce, labor cost, premium, absence, staffing stability, and manager decision support.

Use this workspace to understand what changed, where labor pressure sits, which teams or workers need review first, and what managers should inspect next.

Labor cost is $1,900,325 across 63,349.0 paid hours. The current move is mixed, with Finance & Administration as the first department to review, Overtime as the first category to review, and Rina Brown as the first worker to review.
Current window Oct 1, 2025 to Jul 4, 2026Prior window Oct 1, 2024 to Jul 4, 2025Top driver MixedLast refresh Oct 1, 2026 23:14 UTC
Labor Cost
$1,900,325
Paid hours 63,349.0
Revenue / Employee
$215,101
Revenue / paid hour $130.73
Top Department
Finance & Administration
Top worker Rina Brown
Employee Turnover
7.8%
3 separations / 38.5 average headcount; period rate, not annualized
Scope

Filters And Context

Keep the existing labor filter contract, but make the current analytical scope obvious.

Every scorecard, chart, watchlist, drill, and export inherits the active labor filters and comparable-period contract.

Active scope
The full labor scope.
Comparing Oct 1, 2025 to Jul 4, 2026 against the immediately preceding Oct 1, 2024 to Jul 4, 2025 (277 days each).
No scoped filter chips are active
Reset
Chart clicks, table links, and watchlists preserve date range, scoped filters, and comparator context.
Executive

Executive Labor Scorecard

Organize the labor story into actionable KPI groups for leadership, HR, operations, and finance.

Each KPI shows its definition, current value, and comparator-aware movement where a prior window is available.

Cost & Hours
Core labor spend, paid-time volume, and blended-rate movement versus the prior comparable window.
Total Labor Cost
$1,900,325
Sum of labor_cost for all rows in scope.
-3.4% vs prior comparable window
Paid Hours
63,349.0
Sum of paid_hours_allocated for all rows in scope.
-2.9% vs prior comparable window
Blended Rate
$30.00
Total labor cost divided by total paid hours.
-0.6% vs prior comparable window
Cost Delta
-3.4%
Percent change in total labor cost versus the prior comparable window.
Suppressed when the prior window has no populated labor rows.
Hours Delta
-2.9%
Percent change in paid hours versus the prior comparable window.
Helps separate staffing volume from rate pressure.
Rate Delta
-0.6%
Percent change in blended rate versus the prior comparable window.
Useful when cost rises faster than hours.
Premium / Absence
Premium and absence exposure, both in dollars and as a share of scoped labor cost.
Premium Cost
$377,356
Sum of labor_cost on rows flagged is_premium.
-5.9% vs prior comparable window
Premium Share
19.9%
Premium cost divided by total labor cost.
-0.5 pts vs prior comparable window
Absence Cost
$61,405
Sum of labor_cost on rows flagged is_absence.
-0.4% vs prior comparable window
Absence Share
3.2%
Absence cost divided by total labor cost.
+0.1 pts vs prior comparable window
Premium Delta
-5.9%
Percent change in premium cost versus the prior comparable window.
A rising premium delta often signals coverage gaps or rule pressure.
Absence Delta
-0.4%
Percent change in absence cost versus the prior comparable window.
Use with worker and category watchlists to isolate repeated exposure.
Workforce Footprint
Workforce size, governed productivity, and explicit employee lifecycle outcomes.
Active Employees
40
Distinct employee_key values represented by the current filters.
Average Employees
38.5
Opening plus closing headcount divided by two for the selected period.
Revenue / Employee
$215,101
Transaction sales in the selected period divided by average daily employees.
Company/date grain
Revenue / Paid Hour
$130.73
Transaction sales in the selected period divided by scoped paid hours.
Company/date grain
Employee Turnover
7.8%
Distinct separations in the period divided by average opening/closing headcount.
3 separations / 38.5 average headcount; period rate, not annualized.
Voluntary Turnover
5.2%
Voluntary separations divided by average opening/closing headcount.
Shown only when every scoped separation has a source type; period rate, not annualized.
Involuntary Turnover
2.6%
Involuntary separations divided by average opening/closing headcount.
Shown only when every scoped separation has a source type; period rate, not annualized.
Active Departments
8
Distinct department_key values represented by the current filters.
Transaction Rows
7,736
Underlying labor transaction rows included by the active filters.
Worker Concentration
16.5%
Share of scoped labor cost carried by the top five workers.
Department Concentration
50.3%
Share of scoped labor cost carried by the top three departments.
Operational Pressure
Stability and concentration indicators that signal where management should review staffing first.
Staffing Stability Score
86
100 is most stable. Derived from average department daily labor-cost volatility.
Higher is better.
Top Department Share
21.8%
Largest single department share of scoped labor cost.
Top Worker Share
3.6%
Largest single worker share of scoped labor cost.
Workload Concentration
10.2%
Share of scoped labor cost carried by the top three workers.
Category Concentration
100.0%
Share of the scoped category mix carried by the top three time categories.

Detailed analysis

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How to use this pageRun a department labor reviewCompare cost, hours, rate, premium, and absence by department before tracing pressure to workers or categories.
1
Set the labor windowChoose comparable dates and optionally narrow departments, workers, or time categories.
2
Rank departmentsUse priority score, cost change, premium share, absence share, and volatility together.
3
Trace the driverOpen the department focus, then validate the workers, categories, daily rows, and export.