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Calculating your employee turnover rate is fairly straightforward. Simply divide the number of employees that leave within a specific period by the average number of employees that work during that period and multiply by 100—or use our free calculator below. Your turnover rate helps you identify

Learn to set up your company Indeed account, search candidates, view resumes, and contact potential new employees.

A good applicant tracking spreadsheet can help organize your hiring process, allowing you to track applications, multiple interviews, and even test results. Using a candidate tracking spreadsheet is best if you: Need to compare candidates’ resumes, skills, and experience in one place Have more than

FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) is a federal payroll tax on the paychecks of employees, as well as mandated contributions from employers to fund the Social Security and Medicare programs. Both employees and employers are responsible for paying 6.2% of employee gross earnings for Social

The Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) tax is what employers pay the IRS to fund the unemployment program that pays eligible workers who have lost their jobs. This is separate from state unemployment taxes (SUTA). Federal regulations only require employers to pay a maximum of