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Workforce Planning

“What happens to your labour cost when the minimum wage moves?”

Build the workforce budget by position, department and employment period. Review joining and leaving dates, pay changes and benefits alongside monthly cost. Help HR, operations and finance assess staffing needs against budget targets together.

Human resources · Department heads · Finance

Expected outcome

What changes

  • Position-level headcount plan — how many people, which month, which department
  • The cost impact of raise, bonus and statutory-load scenarios is immediate
  • Labour cost per occupied room and staff productivity per guest are measured
  • Ratios stay correct even when payroll is in TRY and revenue in the scenario currency
DDRM BUDGETPRODUCT VIEW

Seasonal workforce plan

May–August
Peak workforce153 FTE
Departments4
Planning window4 months
Department × month · FTE
Seasonal workforce needs
DepartmentMayJunJulAug
Front office18222524
Housekeeping32404844
F&B45566862
Engineering9101212
Total FTE104128153142
Cost components
Pay 60% · Employer costs 22% · Benefits 18%
Illustrative interface · sample data
WORKFLOW

From data to a management decision in three steps.

  1. 01

    Define headcount

    Plan positions, departments and employment periods by property.

  2. 02

    Model cost

    Compare pay, raises, bonuses and configured employer costs by scenario.

  3. 03

    Review productivity

    Review headcount and cost alongside occupancy, revenue and department needs.

HOW WOULD YOU USE IT?

How do you balance seasonal staffing, service needs and total cost?

Housekeeping and F&B staffing may grow at different rates as occupancy rises. Plan positions, joining dates and pay assumptions by month. Assess the cost of permanent and seasonal staffing in separate scenarios.

Starting data
Positions, departments, joining and leaving dates, pay and benefit assumptions.
The decision to make
In which months and departments do staffing needs or cost pressures arise?
01

Headcount scenarios

The headcount plan carries a scenario dimension: budget establishment, revised forecast and actuals are kept apart. Hires at season opening and leavers at close are planned month by month, and turnover follows from that movement.

02

Payroll simulation

Change a raise percentage, a bonus policy or a statutory parameter and the annual cost impact recalculates immediately. Put the scenarios side by side and see which one fits the budget — you walk into the decision meeting with numbers, not estimates.

03

Leave, training and approvals

Leave requests, training plans and onboarding live in the same module. Approvals run through a route-based chain, and a delegation can stand in while a manager is away so nothing stalls. When the period closes, workforce data locks.

See how it works in your hotel

Let us walk you through it in 30 minutes — on your department structure, your chart of accounts and your numbers. Not a canned demo: your scenario.