Revenue per Employee

Compare revenue generated per FTE with loaded labor cost and test whether a workforce scenario changes revenue intensity, labor-cost concentration, or both.

About this analysis

Revenue per employee is a workforce productivity ratio. It can change because of pricing, mix, outsourcing, automation, capital intensity, or workforce structure, so the calculation is designed for internal comparison rather than a universal performance threshold.

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Current workforce economics

Use annual revenue and FTE on the same organizational scope.

Scenario workforce economics

Enter the revenue and staffing level expected under the comparison scenario.

Current revenue / FTE

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Annual revenue divided by current FTE

Scenario revenue / FTE

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Annual revenue divided by scenario FTE

Revenue / FTE change

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Scenario versus current productivity ratio

Scenario labor cost / revenue

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Loaded labor cost as % of scenario revenue

Workforce productivity comparison

This comparison keeps revenue growth, staffing growth, and loaded labor cost visible so a higher revenue-per-FTE ratio is not interpreted in isolation.

Current annual loaded labor cost—
Scenario annual loaded labor cost—
Current loaded labor cost as % of revenue—
Scenario loaded labor cost as % of revenue—
Revenue growth—
FTE growth—
Revenue growth less FTE growth—
Revenue less loaded labor cost — current—
Revenue less loaded labor cost — scenario—

What the calculation shows

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