The part of the total employee-pool that is well-trained. This means they can do their job without any support.
Variables: Number of well trained employees, total number of employeesMeasured as: Percentage (%), Calculation: (Well trained employees / Total number of employees)*100





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Number of courses that have been given inside the organization. This can be the own academy of the organization or an external training institute that gives inhouse trainings.Variables: Inhouse training coursesMeasured as: Value ($/€), Calculation: Sum of training courses that have been given in-house.

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Number of hours that employees have spent to educative activities: trainings and courses.
This can also be a percentage: the rate of the total working hours that have been spent to trainings and courses.Variables: Specification of activities per hour - number of training hoursMeasured as: Percentage (%), Amount (pieces, units, etc), ...

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Number or percentage of managers who had courses about performance management. Relevant if the organization is planning to implement or is using performance management instruments.Variables: Type of employee (manager), type of training (PM)Measured as: Value ($/€), Percentage (%), Amount (pieces, units, etc), Calculation: managers having a PM-training / total number ...

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Amount of money that has been invested to increase the quality of product support.Variables: Cost of training, type of trainingMeasured as: Value ($/€), Calculation: Sum of the costs of training with this particular subject.

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