Recruiting Analytics Pack
Calculate cost per hire, vacancy costs, recruiter capacity, and whether an agency or an in-house recruiter makes better financial sense.
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Hiring and onboarding
Plan a new hire's first 90 days, starting with the signed offer. Enter the start date and the workbook calculates review dates and compliance deadlines.
The free New Hire Ramp Calculator shows what a hire costs before reaching full rate and estimates what faster onboarding could save.
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The new hire and start date fields drive the calculations for every phase date, live status, and compliance deadline.
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What is inside
Taken from the kit’s own Start Here guide, so what you see here is what you open after checkout.
How to use it
Start with the Field Guide in step 1. By step 5, you are using the check-in log for week one and the 30, 60, and 90-day reviews.
Read the Field Guide first. It covers onboarding from before day one through the 90-day review, including the essential compliance requirements.
Open the Workbook and enter the new hire and the start date. The phase dates, the live status, and the compliance deadlines fill in for you.
Build the 30/60/90 plan in the Workbook, and use the matching Word template if you want a copy to print or share.
Follow the onboarding checklist from before day one through the first month, and send the welcome note and schedule templates before the start date.
Keep the check-in log running through week one and the 30, 60, and 90-day reviews.

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You receive 5 PDF guides, 1 Word document, and 1 Excel workbook, all named in the What is inside section above. This is a one time purchase, delivered as a download, not a subscription.
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Yes. You can edit and brand the Word document, fill in the Excel workbook, and read or print the PDF guides for your own internal operations.
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No. It is general HR information and a working method. It is not written to any one state unless the page says so. Where a decision turns on the law, use qualified counsel. See what we cover, and what we do not.
One license covers the internal HR work of one legal entity. You may edit the files, brand them, and issue them to your employees. Consultants and groups with several entities need the extended license. See the license.
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