
Background: In recent years, human resource management is a crucial role in every companies or organization’s operation. Loyalty employee or Churn employee influence the operation of the organization. The impact of Churn employees is difference because of their role in organization. Objective: Thus, we define two Employee Value Models (EVMs) of organizations or companies based on employee features that are popular of almost companies. Methods: Meanwhile, with the development of Artificial intelligent, machine learning is possible to give predict data-based models having high accuracy.Thus, integrating Churn prediction, EVM and machine learning such as support vector machine, logistic regression, random forest is proposed in this paper. The strong points of each model are used and weak points are reduced to help the companies or organizations avoid high value employee leaving in the future. The process of prediction integrating Churn, value of employee and machine learning are described detail in 6 steps. The pros of integrating model gives the more necessary results for company than Churn prediction model but the cons is complexity of model and algorithms and speed of computing. Results: A case study of an organization with 1470 employee positions is carried out to demonstrate the whole integrating churn predict, EVM and machine learning process. The accuracy of the integrating model is high from 82% to 85%. Moreover, the some results of Churn and value employee are analyzed. Conclusion: This paper is proposing upgrade models for predicting an employee who may leave an organization and integration of two models including employee value model and Churn prediction is feasible.
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