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Global Human Capital Benchmarking Overview – 2017
Recognized as one of the training industry’s most trusted sources of data on training budgets, staffing, and programs, The Global
Human Capital Benchmarking Overview - 2017 provides key benchmarks and valuable guidance to help Human Capital executives
worldwide make the right investment decisions.
Why Bersin by Deloitte?
This study contains a broad sample of respondents which provides an accurate representation of the global marketplace and
comprises data from 542 international organizations. Additionally, we use stringent quality control procedures in collecting and
analyzing the data – each respondent’s answers have been checked for consistency. In scenarios where data appeared inconsistent or
out of range, the parties were contacted for clarification or the responses were omitted from the final survey analysis. This level of rigor
is crucial to maintaining valid data.
Human Resources Metrics Learning and Development Metrics
2017 Benchmarking Metrics
• L&D Spend per Employee
• Percent of L&D Budget by Business Expense
• L&D Staff per 1,000 Employees
• L&D Course Allocation by Type
• L&D Courses by Delivery Method
• L&D Training Hours per Employee
• HR Spend per Employee
• Percent of HR Budget by Business Expense
• Number of Employees per HR Staff Member
• HR Turnover Rate
• HR Outsourcing by Process
• HR Staff by Service Delivery Role`
Talent Acquisition Metrics Leadership Development Metrics
• Leadership Development Spend per Leader
• Percent of Leadership Budget by Business Expense
• Leadership Development Spend Allocation by Seniority
• Percent Successors Identified by Seniority
• Time to Fill
• Cost per Hire
• TA Staff per 100 New Hires
• Percent of TA Budget by Business Expense
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Global Human Capital Benchmarking Overview – 2017
Recognized as one of the training industry’s most trusted sources of data on training budgets, staffing, and programs, The Global
Human Capital Benchmarking Overview - 2017 provides key benchmarks and valuable guidance to help Human Capital executives
worldwide make the right investment decisions.
Why Bersin by Deloitte?
This study contains a broad sample of respondents which provides an accurate representation of the global marketplace and
comprises data from 542 international organizations. Additionally, we use stringent quality control procedures in collecting and
analyzing the data – each respondent’s answers have been checked for consistency. In scenarios where data appeared inconsistent or
out of range, the parties were contacted for clarification or the responses were omitted from the final survey analysis. This level of rigor
is crucial to maintaining valid data.
2017 Benchmarking Metrics
Organization Design Metrics
• Number of CEO Direct Reports
• Number of Reporting Layers
• Percent of Workforce Reporting to the CEO by Function
Total Rewards Metrics
• Total Rewards Staff per 1,000 Employees
• Percent of L&D Budget by Wellness Program
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Findings are intended only for participants of the Global Human Capital Benchmarking survey.
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Data is presented at the macro level and does not take into consideration information about organizations’ environment/business
ecosystem.
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Country Average / Median presents the country mean / median for any data point or metric.
Sub-region Average / Median is the mean or median for any data point or metric.
Please note: Metrics are calculated using actual data submitted by participant. A blank value indicates that no data was
submitted.
For the purpose of this report, your organization is compared against the most
relevant Organization Size and Country averages for each metric.
Sample
628
701
854
Your Organization Primary Comparator Secondary Comparator
HR Spend per Employee ($)
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Only organizations with 1,000 or more employees were included in this analysis.
49%
17%18%
16%
Mid-Market (1000-4999 employees)
Mid-to-Large (5000-9999 employees)
Large (10,000-24,999employees)
Enterprise (25,000+employees)
42%
21%
16%
5%
7%
2%2%
4% 1%
Percentage of Participants by Subregion*
North America AsiaWestern Europe OceaniaLatin & South America AfricaSouth East Asia Central & Eastern EuropeMiddle East
*Note: Percentages may not total 100% because of rounding
Percentage of Participants by Organization Size*
Human Resources
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ABC's Human Resources (HR) spending per employee is 42% greater than the US median.
ABC's HR spend on the following business expenses relative to the US average:
68%
50% 47%
4%
9%8%
5%
11%12%
6%11%
11%
17%13% 16%
6% 6%
ABC US Mean Mid-Size Mean
Percent of HR Budget by Business Expense (%)*
HR Payroll HR Professional Services
HR Technology HR External Services
HR Operational Costs HR Other Costs
1419
1002 1001
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
HR Spend per Employee ($)
*Note: Percentages may not total 100% because of rounding
- Payroll: 36% higher- Professional Services: 54% lower- Technology: 56% lower- External Services: 45% lower- Operational Costs: 33% higher
- Other Costs: lower
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ABC has 58% more employees per HR staff member than the US median.
106.1
67.0
52.3
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
Number of Employees per HR Staff
10.0%
7.0%
5.8%5.2%
4.5%
3.7%
ABC US Mean Mid-Size Mean
HR Turnover Rates
Voluntary Turnover Involuntary Turnover
ABC's Voluntary Turnover Rate is 44% greater than the US average.
ABC's Involuntary Turnover Rate is 14% greater than the US average.
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*Note: Percentages may not total 100% because of rounding
40%
13%
16%
17%
25%
22%
43%
33%
30%
30%
32%
ABC
US Mean
Mid-Size Mean
Percent of HR Staff by Service Delivery Role (%)*
Leadership Staff HRBP Staff COE Staff Shared Services Staff
ABC has more Leadership staff than the US average.
Talent Acquisition
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1,644 1,581
1,644
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
Cost-per-Hire ($)
101.0
47.0 45.0
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
Time-to-Fill in Calendar Days
ABC's Talent Acquisition (TA) cost-per-hire is similar to the US median.
ABC's time-to-fill is 54 calendar days longer than the US median.
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56%47% 46%
2%9% 9%
5% 13% 14%
14% 14%
37%
11% 11%
7% 6%
ABC US Mean Mid-Size Mean
Percent of TA Budget by Business Expense (%)
TA Payroll TA Professional Services
TA Technology TA External Services
TA Operational Costs TA Other Costs
1.1
2.0
3.0
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
TA Staff per 100 New Hires
ABC's number of TA staff per 100 new hires is 44% lower than the US median.
ABC's TA spend on the following business expenses relative to the US average:
- Payroll: 20% higher
- Professional Services: 79% lower
- Technology: 60% lower
- External Services: lower
- Operational Costs: 3.5 times higher
- Other Costs: lower
Leadership Development
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647
984
833
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
Leadership Spend Per Leader ($)
ABC's Leadership spend on the following business expenses relative to the US average:
- Payroll: 6% lower- Professional Services: lower- Technology: 83% lower- External Services: 2.6 times higher- Operational Costs: lower- Other Costs: 90% higher
ABC's Leadership Development (LD) spend per Leader is 34% lower than the US median.
37% 39% 39%
11% 12%
2%
12% 14%48%
18% 16%
13% 11%
13%7% 8%
ABC US Mean Mid-Size Mean
Percent of Leadership Development Budget by Business Expense (%)
Leadership Payroll Leadership Professional Services
Leadership Technology Leadership External Services
Leadership Operational Costs Leadership Other Costs
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14% 18%
18% 14%54%
27% 31%
46%26% 21%
12% 15%2%
1%1%
1%
ABC US Mean Mid-Size Mean
Leadership Development Spend Allocation by Seniority (%)
Executives Senior-Level Mid-Level
First-Level Emerging Leaders Diverse
Specialist Other
4%6% 7%
11%9% 10%
17%13% 13%
15%17% 19%
ABC US Mean Mid-Size Mean
% of Successors Identified by Seniority (%)
Executives Senior-Level Mid-Level First-Level
ABC's spending on developing the following types of leaders versus the US average:
- Executives: lower
- Senior-Level: lower
- Mid-Level: 2 times higher
- First-Level: 80% higher
- Emerging Leaders: lower
- Diverse: lower
- Specialist: lower
- Other: lower
ABC identified more Successors for Mid-Level.
Organization Design
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ABC's number of reporting layers is 20% greater than the US median.
7.0
5.0
4.0
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
Functions Reporting to CEO
6.0
5.0 5.0
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
Number of Reporting Layers
ABC's number of functions reporting to the CEO is 40% greater than the US median.
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ABC's Functions Reporting Directly to the CEO.
Note: ‘Yes’ / ‘No’ corresponds directly to whether or not these functions, within your organization, report directly to the CEO.
20%
15%
11%
16%
19%
22%20%
17%
31%
18%
14%
18%
24%
34%
26%
17%
No No No Yes Yes No No Yes
Compliance CorporateCommunications
Digital Finance HR Internal Audit IT Legal
Percent of Organizations with Functions Reporting Directly to the CEO
US Mean Mid-Size Mean
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Note: ‘Yes’ / ‘No’ corresponds directly to whether or not these functions, within your organization, report directly to the CEO.
13%
17%
32%
13%15%
17%
12%
20%
15%
21%
35%
14%
18%
22%
14%
30%
Yes Yes No No Yes No No Yes
Marketing Operations Research &Development
Risk Sales Strategy Supply Chain Other
Percent of Organizations with Functions Reporting Directly to the CEO
US Mean Mid-Size Mean
ABC's Functions Reporting Directly to the CEO (cntd.)
Total Rewards
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ABC's wellbeing / wellness staff per 1,000 FTEs is 67% lower than the US median.
0.2
0.7
1.0
ABC US Median Mid-Size Median
Wellbeing / Wellness Staff per 1,000 FTEs
47% 44%
22%23%
16% 19%
15% 14%
ABC US Mean Mid-Size Mean
Wellbeing / Wellness Budget Allocation by Wellness Program
Physical Wellbeing Emotional Wellbeing
Financial Wellbeing Social Wellbeing
ABC did not report wellbeing / wellness spend allocation:
- Physical Wellbeing: N/A
- Emotional Wellbeing: N/A
- Financial Wellbeing: N/A
- Social Wellbeing: N/A
N/A
Appendix
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HR/ L&D Spend per Employee. Median total expenditures inclusive of
all applicable business expense assigned to the HR/ L&D function,
divided by the number of employees in the Organization.
Percentage of HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership Budget by Business
Expense
• Fully-loaded labor cost for Non-contingent employees as
percent of HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership Budget. Average annual fully
loaded payroll (base salaries, bonuses, taxes, benefits and any other
perks/ incentives) for non-contingent employees assigned to the HR/
TA/ L&D/ Leadership function divided by the total HR/ TA/ L&D/
Leadership budget. Does not include contingent worker costs.
• Professional Services Cost for Contingent Workers as Percent
of HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership Budget. Average profession services
cost (includes the cost for contractors, independent, temporary,
seasonal workers) assigned to the HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership function
divided by the total HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership budget.
• Technology as Percent of HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership Budget.
Average technology cost includes licenses, hosting fees,
maintenance, support, customizations, and upgrades for all HR/ TA/
L&D/ Leadership systems divided by the total HR/ TA/ L&D/
Leadership budget.
• Outsourcing Cost/External Spend as Percent of HR/ TA/ L&D/
Leadership Budget. Average of costs incurred through the deliver of
an HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership process by external vendor divided by
the total HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership budget.
• Operation Cost/Overhead as Percent of HR/ TA/ L&D/
Leadership Budget. Average of facilities, travel, training, supplies
and subscriptions costs divided by the total HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership
budget.
Definitions
• Other Costs as Percent of HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership Budget.
Average of any other HR/ TA/ L&D cost that does not fall into the
above categories divided by the total HR/ TA/ L&D/ Leadership
budget.
HR Turnover Rate. Average number of separations across the
organization.
• Voluntary Separations
• Involuntary Separations
Percentage of Outsourcing by Process. Average percent of
activities outsourced by process:
• Benefits
• Career Development & Succession Planning
• Compensation Management
• Digital Transformation
• Diversity & Inclusion
• Employee Data Administration
• Employee Engagement & Satisfaction
• Employee Health & Safety
• Employee Relations
• Global Mobility
• HR Information Technology
• HR Strategy & Design
• Labor Relations
• Learning & Development
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Org. Design / Org. Effectiveness / Change Mgmt.
• Payroll
• People Analytics
• Performance Management
• Project Management Office
• Talent Acquisition / Recruiting
• Time Administration
• Workforce Planning
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Definitions (contd..)
L&D Staff per 1,000 Employees. Median number of L&D staff
assigned for every 1,000 employees.
L&D Course Allocation by Delivery Method. Median number
of courses made available to the employees in the Organization
across the following delivery methods:
• Instructor-led Classrooms
• Virtual Classroom / Webcast
• E-learning, On-demand
• Simulations - Live or Online
• Other methods
L&D Training Hours per Employee. Median number of hours
completed divided by number of employees of the organization.
Leadership Development Spend per Leader. Median of total
expenditures inclusive of all applicable business expense
assigned to the Leadership Development function, divided by
the number of leaders in the Organization.
Leadership spend allocation by seniority. Average
percentage distribution of the total Leadership development
budget allotted to the development of each of the following
leader types:
• Emerging Leader
• First-Level Leader
• Mid-Level Leader
• Senior-Level Leader
• Executive
Employees per HR Staff. Median number of employees per
HR staff member, calculated by taking the total number of
employees (contingent employee + non-contingent workers)
divided by the number of HR staff.
Percentage of HR Staff by Service Delivery Role. Average
number of HR staff functioning in each of the service delivery
roles as a percent of all HR staff:
• Leadership
• HR Business Partner (HRBP)
• Centers of Excellence (CoE)
• HR Shared Services-Organization (SSO)
L&D Course Allocation by Type. Average percentage
distribution of the total courses made available to the employees
in the Organization across the following course types:
• Technical courses
• Professional courses
• Leadership courses
• Regulatory or compliance courses
• Other courses
Time to Fill. The number of calendar days from when the job
requisition was opened to when the offer was accepted by the
candidate. Median used.
Cost per Hire. Median total TA expenditure divided by the
number of new hires brought into the organization for the year.
TA Staff per 100 new hires. Median number of TA non-
contingent staff assigned for every 100 new hires.
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Definitions (contd..)
Percent Successors Identified by Seniority. Average percent
of successors identified:
• Executives
• Senior-Level
• Mid-Level
• First-Level
Function Reporting to CEO. Median number of organization
wide functions/ departments reporting to the CEO/ President.
Number of Reporting Layers. Median number of layers
reporting to the CEO/ President.
Organization with functions reporting to CEO. Median
percentage of Organization that have the specified function/
department reporting to the CEO/ President.
Total Rewards Staff per 1,000 Employees. Median number of
Total Rewards staff assigned for every 1,000 non-contingent
employees.
Wellbeing / Wellness Budget Allocation by Wellness
Program.
• Physical Wellbeing - physical activities, positive habits, good
nutrition
• Emotional Wellbeing - stress management, relationships,
deaths
• Financial Wellbeing - management, savings & retirement,
contingency planning
• Social Wellbeing - safe working environment, teambuilding,
hobbies
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Respondent Countries by Region and Subregion
Region Subregion Countries
Americas
North America Canada, USA
Latin & South AmericaArgentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Trinidad and
Tobago, Uruguay, Venezuela, U.S. Virgin Islands
APAC
Asia China, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Mongolia
Oceania Australia, New Zealand
South East Asia Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
EMEA
Africa Ethiopia, Kenya, Mauritius, South Africa
Central & Eastern Europe Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Russian Federation, Slovakia
Middle East Egypt, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates
Western EuropeBelgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain,
Switzerland, United Kingdom, Finland, Norway, Sweden
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