Employee Turnover Prediction Based on State-transition and Semi-Markov- A Case Study of Chinese State-owned Enterprise

  • Fang M
  • Su J
  • Wang T
  • et al.
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Abstract

As a main direction of Human Resource Management, employee turnover can provide decision support for managers. In this paper, we aim at predicting the turnover amount of employee on condition of different variable values. The properties of employee and job position are formulated as two variables, where the value of variable varies according to the the state of properties. Additionally, state-transition model is applied to describing employee's job-state as well as the turnover type. Subsequently, we proposed a semi-Markov model to calculate the conditional turnover amount of employee. Then, we provide a dataset of employee records to illustrate how these models work in reality. Finally, it is proven that the proposed method in this paper is with great significance for managers to develop recruitment plans, promote rules, and retire regulations

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Fang, M., Su, J.-H., Wang, T., & He, R.-J. (2017). Employee Turnover Prediction Based on State-transition and Semi-Markov- A Case Study of Chinese State-owned Enterprise. ITM Web of Conferences, 12, 04023. https://doi.org/10.1051/itmconf/20171204023

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