This template is to conduct a financial impact analysis for layoffs. It is not a pretty thing, but sometimes companies get into financial trouble and they can't support their own payroll anymore. Whatever the reason may be, this means people are going to have to be terminated (fired) and to plan that process out, a good financial calculator can assist in this function of HR management.
The template is extremely easy for anyone to use and understand. It is also easy to expand if you need more departments and or more employee slots.
The whole idea is that you want to know the financial impact for the rest of the current year as well as the expected annualized savings moving forward. Those calculations are all done automatically based on a few inputs cells.
There are two parts. The first is a general 'model' that lets the user enter the following:
- Department Names (up to 20)
- # of Headcount Reductions
- Average Salary (annual)
- Average Bonus (annual)
- Average Benefits Cost (annual)
- Other Headcount Costs (annual)
- Payroll Taxes (%)
- # of pay continuation weeks
- # of cobra continuation weeks
- Insurance Costs (weekly)
- Other Separation Costs1
- Other Separation Costs2
- Total average compensation costs (annual)
- Monthly Average
- Weekly Average
- Expected Savings by Year End
- Continuation Costs
- Net Current Year Savings
- Annualized Savings
- Payroll KPI
- HR Tool - Hiring/Firing
- Employee Data Tracker for HR
- Employee Training Tracker
- Employee Time Sheets
- Sales Team Hiring Plan + R&D / Customer Service
- Gantt Scheduling
- Employee Scheduling
- Project Management
- General Contractor KPI Dashboard
- KPI Dashboard with A Scoring System
- Payroll Calculator and Tracker - Budget vs. Actual
- Sales Person Commissions: Incentivization Structures
- To-Do List Tracker
- Consultant Tracker and Rankings
- Tracking Billable Hours