Cost calculator // Do the math

Every person who leaves costs $5,000+.

So do the math. Drivers and movers don’t quit because of who they are. They leave because of how the operation runs and how they were trained.

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Angel Diaz Paula’s estimate. Change it to match your operation.
Assumptions & how it’s figured
  • Annual loss = people who left × cost per person who leaves.
  • $5,000 is Angel Diaz Paula’s estimate, not an audited industry statistic. It covers recruiting and hiring, onboarding, training time, lost productivity while a new person ramps up, rescues and re-dos, and management attention. Your real number may be higher or lower. Edit it above.
  • The 25% and 50% lines are “what if” math on your own figures, not promises or forecasts.
Also count weekly rescues & recoveries (optional)
Device-caused rescues or route swaps
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Driver + rescuer + delay + dispatch attention
Money lost to turnover each year
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Heads up: more people left than you have on your roster, so the rate is above 100%. That can be right if the same seat turned over more than once.

What if you cut turnover?
25% less$0saved per year
50% less$0saved per year

It’s never a people problem. It’s an operations and training problem.

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This calculator multiplies the figures you enter. It is not a forecast, guarantee, or claim about results. Outcomes depend on your market, people, execution, and operating conditions.