How Much Does a Bad Hire Cost You?

Why is it crucial to hire right the first time around? Every bad hire negatively impacts your budget, ROI, employee loyalty, and more! For instance, “ASTD estimates that U.S. organizations spent $125.88 billion on employee learning and development in 2009. For a small business with only 64 employees, the cost of turnover is just shy of $8,000.”

Take a look at this startling infographic to see how the cost of a bad hire can affect your company.

Originally published on Recruiter.com by Rachel Lorinda.

Marcianne Kuethen

Marci loves writing and editing Amtec's blog posts. She also likes walking her dogs, gardening in her backyard, and painting ninja warriors on large canvases in her spare time.

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