Proposal Pack / All Templates / Methodology - Turnover

How do you write a Turnover document?

Use the Turnover template to describe turnover. Generally this term is used to mean the rate at which items or people are replaced by other items or people. For example inventory turnover refers to how long items are warehoused or how long they remain on display before being sold and replaced; employee turnover refers to how long employees remain with the same company or in the same job before moving to another. In some countries outside of the U. S. turnover is used as synonym for revenue or sales. Note that Proposal Pack includes Revenue Sales Cycle and Sales Figures templates that you may want to use to discuss that sort of turnover. Introduce the topic of turnover here and explain why its important to your proposal. In other words is the current turnover rate good thing or bad thing as far as your organization is concerned. Do you need to speed it up or slow it down. Then go on to describe specific turnover figures below. You might choose to organize your discussion of turnover by personnel groups or by product groups or even by individual products. Group Item #1 e. g. Accounting Division Automobile parts Employees age Number or percentage of turnover within time frame Add any necessary details to explain this turnover. Group Item #2 Number or percentage of turnover within time frame Add any necessary details to explain this turnover. Group Item #3 Number or percentage of turnover within time frame Add any necessary details to explain this turnover.

Group Item #4 Number or percentage of turnover within time frame Add any necessary details to explain this turnover. Sum up your discussion of turnover here. Do you expect turnover to continue at the current rate. What will happen if turnover does continue at this rate. If there are steps that need to be taken to change the situation mention them here.