Track team exits with the Turnover Over Time report

The Turnover Over Time Report helps you understand how and when your team members are leaving your organization. With filters for voluntary and involuntary exits, departments, tenure, and more, this report helps you monitor turnover trends across time—so you can make informed retention and workforce planning decisions.

This report is especially useful for People, HR, and Finance teams who want to track exit trends, understand retention issues, and identify patterns in employee turnover by country, department, role, or other factors.

How to access the report

1. Log into your Remote account.
2. From the left-hand menu, click Reports & Analytics.
3. Click All reports, then select Turnover Over Time.

🔒 You’ll need report viewer permissions to access this report.

Filters

You can use filters to tailor the report to the data you want to explore.

Standard filters (single-select)

• Segmented by: Group the data by any available filter, such as Department, Country, or Role.
• Date Range: Choose Last 12 Months, 6 Months, 3 Months, or set a Custom Range.
• Time Aggregation: View data grouped Monthly, Quarterly, or Yearly.

Report-specific filters (multi-select)

You can filter by any combination of the following attributes: Leave type, Department, Employment country, Employment type, Gender, Job level, Role, Tenure, Manager, Employment status.

🧠 The chart and metrics update automatically based on your filters.

Default view: Last 12 months, segmented monthly, grouped by the first available filter.

Chart

This report uses a line chart to show how your turnover rate changes over time. The chart visualizes trends in total, voluntary, involuntary, regretted, and non-regretted turnover, depending on the filters you apply. By default, the Y-axis shows overall turnover, but it’s dynamic and can be changed.

Use the Segmented by filter to see how turnover varies across departments, job levels, or other dimensions.

What the report shows

Headline metrics

These interactive metrics help you track different types of turnover. Click any one of them to instantly change the Y-axis in the chart and focus on that specific data:

• Overall Turnover: Percentage of team members who left during the period.
• Voluntary Turnover: Those who left by choice (e.g. resignation).
• Involuntary Turnover: Those who left for company reasons (e.g. layoffs).
• Regretted Turnover: High performers or critical roles whose departure is a loss.
• Non-regretted Turnover: Departures that are not considered a significant loss.

Each metric includes the percentage for the current period, the percent change from the previous period, and trend indicators (like arrows or color coding).

Data table

Below the chart, you’ll see a breakdown of the data in a table format. This helps you analyze specific details and compare across groups or time periods.

AI-powered insights

The report also includes an AI-generated summary to highlight key patterns in the data, such as spikes in regretted turnover or a drop in voluntary exits.

You can rate the quality of the insight using a 5-star system, which helps us improve the accuracy of future versions.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Can I view more than 12 months of data?

Yes! Use the “Custom Range” option in the Date Range filter.

Why is the chart not showing data for some months?

If no joiners or leavers were recorded in a given month, the chart may appear flat or show gaps. Otherwise, try resetting the filters using "clear".

Can I export the chart as an image or PDF?

Yes, you can export the data table as a CSV file or png image via the “Export” option, at the top of the report page.

Why don’t I see certain filters?

Filters are dynamic. If your organization doesn’t have data for a specific value (e.g., no employees with “Bereavement” leave type), that filter may not appear.

What does “regretted turnover” mean?

This refers to departures that your organization would have preferred to avoid—like top performers or hard-to-replace roles.

Who can see this report?

Only users with “HR Reporting” permissions can access it. If you can't see the report, check with your company’s Remote owner to confirm your access level.

For more information on Remote roles, please refer to: What can the different company users do on Remote?