Dashboard of people in the company

Updated by Dana

This dashboard provides a detailed view of the employees in the organization.

You can view either the current situation or go back to historical data.

In the header, you will find the following indicators:

  • Total number of employees - shows the number to date
  • Number of employees in an emergency situation - this includes people who are currently not working, e.g. employees on parental or maternity leave or long-term sick leave
  • Employees by gender - the 2 most common genders are displayed here
  • Average length of employment - shows how many years employees stay with the company on average

Charts

By default, the graphs display values ​​for the current date.

There is a filter above the graphs that you can use to view data for any specific day.

Data are displayed back to 2020, if available.

Only employees who are active on the selected day are included in the statistics.

Development of the total number of employees

The graph shows the development of the total number of employees over a certain period.

After applying a filter to a specific date, the data development (total number of employees) for the given year is displayed, with each column showing the number of employees in the given month.

Data can be displayed in several dimensions:

M = month

Q = quarter

Y = year

When filtering on a date before the year ends, columns for months without data will not be displayed.

Gender distribution

The graph shows the proportion of each gender among employees on the selected date.

Age distribution

The graph shows the number of employees in each age category on the selected date.

Length of employment

The graph shows the distribution of employees by length of service in the company as of the selected date.

Division by job level

The graph shows the proportion of employees in individual job levels on the selected date.

Number of direct reports

The chart allows you to view the Top 5 or Top 10 managers with the highest number of direct reports.

Emergency situations

The graph shows the proportion of employees in individual emergency situations on the selected date.

In all pie charts, you can hide individual segments by clicking on their name in the legend. This makes it easy to see only the comparison of selected values, such as mother vs. parent.


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