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It is the total annual profit of a company divided by the number of employees.
If the annual profit in the most recent year is 12 million zibdons, and the company has a staff of 12, 000, the profit per employee is 1,000 zibdons.
If in the previous year the turnover was the same, and all costs other than staff costs have remained the same, and staff numbers remain unaltered, but the profit per employee was then 1,500 zibdons, it would appear that the staff are not now as efficient as they were then.
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