What Is Attrition Risk? Spot Employees Who May Leave, Before They Resign
Resignations rarely come out of nowhere. This video explains what attrition risk is, the signals that show up weeks earlier, and how to spot them with Time Champ.
What You'll Learn in This Video
What the video covers, from the definition of attrition risk to the signals worth acting on.
What Attrition Risk Means
A plain definition of attrition risk and why it is different from turnover you have already lost.
Early Warning Signals
The behaviour changes that tend to show up weeks before a resignation, such as shrinking engagement and shifting work patterns.
How Time Champ Flags It
How attrition risk detection inside workforce analytics turns attendance, activity and workload data into an at-risk signal.
What to Do Next
Practical steps managers can take once a risk is flagged, from workload checks to a timely one-to-one.
About This Video
Attrition risk is the likelihood that an employee will leave in the near future, and it usually shows up in day-to-day work patterns long before a resignation letter does. This video explains what attrition risk means, the early signals managers tend to miss, and how attrition risk detection inside Time Champ's workforce analytics brings those signals together in one view. You will also see how to read the risk indicators and what a manager can do once someone is flagged, so retention conversations happen early instead of at the exit interview.
Who this is for:
- People managers who want to spot disengagement before it becomes a resignation
- HR and people-analytics teams building retention and attrition reporting
- Operations leaders protecting delivery from unplanned exits
- Founders and team leads at growing companies where every leaver hurts
See attrition risk detection in action with Time Champ workforce analytics.