Commit 21eddcce authored by Shane McCormack's avatar Shane McCormack
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add available headcount definition

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@@ -31,7 +31,8 @@ Data pertaining to the worker and employment at GitLab once hired
| [Company / Entity](/handbook/people-group/employment-solutions/#gitlab-entities-and-branches) | Company used to employ or contract team members that is location-specific. These can be in the form of entities or professional Employer Organizations (PEO) |  |  |
| [Termination Type](/handbook/people-group/offboarding/) | Business process reason category associated with the termination business process. Can be either Voluntary or Involuntary |  | Yes |
| [Exit Impact](/handbook/people-group/offboarding/#offboarding:~:text=Regrettable%3A%20The%20team,or%20performance%20concerns.) | If worker is specified as regrettable termination on the termination transaction they are considered a "regrettable" termination. Otherwise they are considered a "non-regrettable" termination |  | Yes |
| Headcount | The total number of team members employed at GitLab on a particular date |  |  |
| Headcount | The count of team members employed at GitLab on a particular date |  |  |
| Available Headcount | The count of team members employed at GitLab on a particular date who do not have any absence recorded for that day |  |  |
| Begin Headcount | Used for Average Headcount calculation. The number of team members active at the beginning of each period in a date range. This is usually the first day of the month. |  |  |
| End Headcount | Used for Average Headcount calculation. The number of team members active at the end of each period in date range. This is usually the last day of the month. |  |  |
| Average Headcount | The average number of team members in a specified date range. This is used to standardize rates across business areas. | (sum of all Begin Counts in period / # of periods observed + sum of all End Counts in period / # of periods observed) / 2 |  |