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1 turnover analysis separations, retention, and hiring statistics FOR REGULAR EMPLOYEES April 2009
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3 Table of Contents Page Separation Highlights 2 Methodology 3 Employees by University by Year 4 Employees by University by Percent of Population 4 Separations by University 5 Separations by University by Percent of Population 5 Separation Rate - Resignations and Separations 6 Separations by Reason 7 Separations by Percent 7 Separations by Reason by University 8 Average Years Service to Separation by University 10 New Hires and Rehires by University by Percent of Population 11 New Hires and Rehires by University by Percent of Population 11 Employees by Bargaining Group by Year 12 Employees by Bargaining Group Average Separations as Percent of Population by Bargaining Group 13 Separations by Bargaining Group Average Separations by Bargaining Group by Separation Reason 14 Average Years Service to Separation by Bargaining Group 17 New Hires and Rehires by Bargaining Group by Percent of Population 18
4 Turnover Highlights In calendar year 2008 the number of employee separations for all reasons was 10.5% of the population of regular employees. Of this, voluntary resignations made up 5.2% and retirements accounted for 2%. The remaining 3.3% resulted from end of term appointments, layoff, termination, disability, or death. The rate of separations (10.5%) exceeded the rate of new hires and rehires (7.7%), indicating a reduction in the total number of regular employees. The number of separations due to position elimination/staff reduction grew from 12 in 2006, 11 in 2007 to 53 in 2008; reflecting downsizing due to the financial conditions. The relatively low rate of voluntary resignations indicates that UMS has overall strong retention. However, there are specific positions and locations where hiring and retention are problematic. The University of Maine has 45.1 % of the UMS employee population. They also had 45% of the separations from 2006 through Separation rates in 2008 vary from a high of 17.5% at the University of Maine at Machias to 5.5% at the University of Maine at Fort Kent % of separations are due to voluntary resignations. The average years of service for voluntary resignations is 3.69 years, for voluntary retirements years, and for Involuntary separations 5.45 years. In 2008 the percent of new hires/rehires at Universities varies from a high of 7.9% at UM to 5.4% at USM. In 2008 the percent of separations varies within bargaining groups from a high of 20.8% in the Police unit to 6.3% in the non represented faculty group. Separation rates in represented bargaining units for 2008 are: AFUM - 6.8%, UMPSA %, COLT %, Service and Maintenance - 9.2%, University Supervisors - 6.5%, Police %. In 2008 the percent of New hires/rehires by bargaining group varies from a high of 20.8% in the Police unit to a low of 1.1% in University Supervisors. Note that the percent of Police separations is also 20.8% for the year.
5 Methodology This analysis includes only regular staff, and primary position records. No part time faculty are included due to the semester by semester nature of their employment. The analysis is viewed in calendar years. The population for each year is determined by averaging the number of staff active, on leave, or on leave with pay on the first day of the year and on the last day of the year. Resignations, voluntary retirements, and failure to return from leave are reasons considered voluntary separations. All other separation reasons are considered involuntary. Key to bargaining groups: AFUM - Associated Faculties of the University of Maine System UMPSA - Universities of Maine Professional Staff Association COLT - Associated C.O.L.T. Staff of the Universities of Maine Clerical, Office, Laboratory and Technical Unit Service & Maintenance - Teamsters Union Local #340 Police - Teamsters Union Local #340 Non Represented Salaried Non Represented Faculty University Supervisors Non Represented Hourly
6 Headcount - Regular Staff by University UM UMA UMF UMFK Calendar Year Count Count Count Count Count Count Count Count Count , , ,329 UMM UMPI USM SWS , , , , , ,271 The calendar year count is an average of the first and last day of the calendar year. UM Employees by University Average for % UMA 5.8% UMF 7.3% UMFK 2.3% UMM 2.2% UMPI 3.4% USM 29.8% SWS 4.3% Percent of Population
7 Separations by University All Reasons UM UMA UMF UMFK Calendar Year Count Count Count Count Count Count Count Count Count UMM UMPI USM SWS Separations by University Average % 2% 3% 3% 4% 34% UM UMA UMF UMFK UMM UMPI USM SWS 45% 3%
8 Separation Rate - Resignations and Separations As Percent of University Population Separations UM UM UMA UMA UMF UMF UMFK UMFK % % % % % % % % % Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All UMM UMM UMPI UMPI USM SWS Resignations include failure to return from Leave
9 Separations by Reason All Universities Death Discharge Elimination of Position End of Appointment / Contract End of Temporary Employment Failure to Return from Leave Non-Reappointment Partial/ Disability Probationary Period Resignation Soft Money Discontinuance Staff Reduction Terminated with Benefits Retired Calendar Year Separations by Percent 70 All Universities 61.7% 60 Average % 7.6% 1.3% 1.7% 1.1% 0.8% 0.6% 1.3% 3.2% 1.3% 3.0% 3.6% 0.0% Percent
10 Separations by Reason by University Death Discharge Elimination of Position End of Appointment / Contract End of Temporary Employment Failure to Return from Leave Non-Reappointment Partial/ Disability Probationary Period Resignation Soft Money Discontinuance Staff Reduction Retired Terminated with Benefits Calendar Year UM UMA UMF UMFK
11 Separations by Reason by University Death Discharge Elimination of Position End of Appointment / Contract End of Temporary Employment Failure to Return from Leave Non-Reappointment Partial/ Disability Probationary Period Resignation Soft Money Discontinuance Staff Reduction Retired Terminated with Benefits Calendar Year UMM UMPI USM SWS
12 Average Years Worked from Service Date to Termination Date by University Avg Yrs Srvc UM UMA UMF UMFK 2006 Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Resig Retired Involunta Resig Retired Involunta UMM UMPI USM SWS 2008 Resig Retired Involunta Average of Resig Retired Involunta
13 New Hires and Rehires by University By Percent of Population UM UMA UMF UMFK Calendar Year UMM UMPI USM SWS Transfers within the University are not included in this analysis. Rehires may have been from temporary to regular positions. New Hires and Rehires by University it Average for UM 170 UMA 20 UMF 33 UMFK UMM 9 10 UMPI 17 USM 113 SWS 10 Count
14 Headcount - Regular Staff by Bargaining Group AFUM UMPSA COLT Serv & Maint University Superv Police NonRep Hourly NonRep Salaried NonRep Faculty Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT , , , , , , , , , , Employees by Bargaining Group Average AFUM UMPSA COLT Serv & Maint University Superv Police NonRep Hourly NonRep Salaried NonRep Faculty Part-time faculty are not included due to the semester by semester nature of their employment.
15 Separations as Percent of Population by Bargaining Group Separation Rate - Resignations and Separations AFUM UMPSA COLT Serv & Maint University Superv Police NonRep Hourly NonRep Salaried NonRep Faculty Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All The calendar year count is an average of the first and last day of the calendar year. Separations by Bargaining Group Three - Year Average As a Percent of Bargaining Group Population Separations Percent % 13.6% 13.4% 10.8% 6.6% 20.4% 7.6% 8.2% 9.6% 0.0
16 Separations by Bargaining Group by Separation Reason Death Discharge Elimination of Position End of Appointment / Contract End of Temporary Employment Failure to Return from Leave Non-Reappointment Partial/ Disability Probationary Period Resignation Soft Money Discontinuance Staff Reduction Retired Terminated with Benefits Calendar Year AFUM UMPSA COLT Service & Maintenance
17 Death Discharge Elimination of Position End of Appointment / Contract End of Temporary Employment Failure to Return from Leave Non-Reappointment Partial/ Disability Probationary Period Resignation Soft Money Discontinuance Staff Reduction Retired Terminated with Benefits Calendar Year University Supervisor Police
18 Death Discharge Elimination of Position End of Appointment / Contract End of Temporary Employment Failure to Return from Leave Non-Reappointment Partial/ Disability Probationary Period Resignation Soft Money Discontinuance Staff Reduction Retired Terminated with Benefits Calendar Year NonRep Hourly NonRep Salaried NonRep Faculty
19 Average Years Worked from Service Date to Termination Date by Bargaining Group Avg Yrs Srvc 2006 Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Count Years Resigned Retired Involuntary AFUM UMPSA COLT Serv & Maint University Superv Police NonRep Hourly NonRep Salaried NonRep Faculty 2007 Resigned Retired Involuntary Resigned Retired Involuntary Average of Resigned Retired Involuntary
20 New Hires and Rehires by Bargaining Group by Percent of Population AFUM UMPSA COLT Serv & Maint University Superv Police NonRep Hourly NonRep Salaried NonRep Faculty Calendar Yr Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT Count PCT New Hires and Rehires by Bargaining Group Average for Count
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