Talent management software provider Cornerstone OnDemand estimates that 21 million Americans are planning to change jobs in the next year. Calculating turnover costs at up to 250% of annual salary per exiting employee, Cornerstone concludes that employers can expect a price tag of $2 trillion on employee churn in 2012.
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