Headcount Ratio definition
Headcount Ratio means the total full-time and part-time employees of Service Recipient in the Taipei Office divided by the total full-time and part-time employees of Service Provider in the Taipei Office.
Headcount Ratio means the total full-time and part-time employees of Service Recipient divided by the total full-time and part-time employees of Service Provider.
Headcount Ratio. A ratio, for infrastructure costs, the numerator of which is the headcount of the Service Company department or a Client Company and the denominator of which is the headcount of all the Service Company departments and Client Companies. A ratio, for non-infrastructure costs, the numerator of which is the headcount of a Client Company and the denominator of which is the headcount of all the Client Companies. This ratio will be revised quarterly, based on figures as of March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31. HISTORICAL CLAIMS RATIO A ratio, the numerator of which is the historical claims incurred by a Client Company and the denominator of which is the historical claims incurred by all Client Companies. This ratio will be revised semi-annually, based on figures as of June 30 and December 31. GLOBAL RATIO A ratio, the numerator of which is the actual expenses charged to a Client Company and the denominator of which is the actual expenses charged to all Client Companies participating in a group of related services. This ratio will be revised semi-annually, based on figures as of June 30 and December 31. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION INDEX RATIO A ratio, the numerator of which is the index value of each business software application of a Service Company Department or a Client Company and the denominator of which is the index value of each business software application of all Service Company Departments and Client Companies. The index value for each business software application is derived from the application's resource and service requirements. For each fiscal year, o The ratio is calculated using values estimated during the budget cycle for such year. o Each Service Company Department and Client Company is charged a fixed monthly fee determined by multiplying estimated costs by the ratio for such Company and dividing by 12, o The ratio and associated monthly fees are adjusted when actual index values vary significantly from estimated counts, o Residual costs are allocated in the same proportions as the fixed monthly fees including adjustments, and o Residual costs may be allocated at intervals during the fiscal year, but final allocations are made at the end of such year. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DISTRIBUTED COST RATIO A ratio, the numerator of which is the IT costs distributed to a Service Company Department or a Client Company and the denominator of, which is the IT costs distributed to all Service Company Departments and Client Companies. For eac...