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XpertHR absence survey 2012 |
Use of triggers in managing absence
Absence triggers used in attendance management procedures are more likely to result in employers beginning a dialogue with employees than punitive action, such as disciplinary procedures or dismissal.
Setting absence targets to improve performance
Setting collective absence targets is considered an effective way to help manage absence, yet fewer than half of employers do so.
How absence records are gathered, used and maintained
Training for, and communicating with, line managers is the most common way to resolve problems with the accuracy of absence data.
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KEY ABSENCE MANAGEMENT TOOLS
Our latest research explores current practice among 237 employers and finds that line managers are generally the gatekeepers for absence records. Problems with the accuracy or maintenance of records usually revolve around managers and their diligence in compiling data.
Our respondents provided
a wealth of information on the types of triggers used and the consequences of reaching any predetermined triggers.
Just 44% of our respondents set collective targets for absence levels, but eight in 10 believe that having them in place has been successful in managing absence.
Public-sector organisations are most likely to set targets (69%), compared with private-sector-services companies (30%) and the manufacturing-and-production sector (61%).
Noelle Murphy
Employment relations,
XpertHR |
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