Saratoga human capital effectiveness survey
The most successful organizations manage their human capital as a strategic asset by aligning the workforce with business objectives and using measurement to drive decisions, monitor performance, and improve results. Each year, Saratoga, a PwC human capital measurement service offering, conducts its annual human capital effectiveness survey that reveals hundreds of metrics and thousands of unique benchmarks focused on productivity, turnover, staffing, labor cost, training, and HR cost and structure.
This extensive report contains results from over 300 organizations throughout the United States, and provides organizations with the ability to make evidence-based decisions. A majority of participating organizations are in the Fortune 1000.
In this podcast, Saratoga professionals Scott Pollak and Michael Tindall share the results of the annual 2007 - 2008 human capital effectiveness survey. Four key themes are identified and discussed in detail including productivity gains, employee volatility, workforce results and investment in the HR department.
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