Labour Gross Profit % (Bodyshop)

Labour Gross Profit % (Bodyshop)

Labour Gross Profit ÷ Labour Sales (x100)

Baseline: > 65%

Description:

Before you read this page, please read Labour Gross Profit to ensure that you have the true understanding of the performance area that your are measuring.

All profit-related KPI are usually measured against turnover, and in this instance the starting figure for your profit retention in the Service Department is 65%.

Example:

A) Labour Gross Profit = R182,241
B) Labour Sales = R253,112
C) Labour Gross Profit = 72% (A ÷ B X 100)

Discussion:

It is important to maintain a high profit margin in this KPI because the Departmental Expenses erode much of it away. Therefore if your performance in this area is below 65%, you will struggle to achieve a reasonable level of profitability when you reach the Direct Profit of your department.

This statistic has a tendency to be lower than that of the Service Department due to lower Recovery Rates and higher Productive costs.

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