David Frost the Ex Director-General of the British Chambers of Commerce, commented on these findings. “These figures highlight the very […]
Number of sick days falling, but UK still takes most in the world
Category: Absence management
Do you know the truth about absence? It is your 2nd biggest people process and it has a HUGE impact on your bottom line.
Following the great success of both our London & Manchester seminar’s, we will be announcing the next date & venue […]
Absence – the impact on retail
As we all know absence affects all business types and has many indirect costs associated with it but in a […]
The same old, age old Absence Problem, yet it’s the 2nd largest people process!
The same old age old Absence Problem, yet the 2nd largest people process. With the recent government sickness absence review […]
Absence is your 2nd biggest people process after payroll; do you know the truth about how this impacts on your bottom line?
CBI latest absence survey in 2011 reported that the UK economy lost 190 million working days to absence. The 190 […]
Why Managing Unplanned Absence Needs To Be A Priority KPI For All Organisations, CEO’s & Directors
In mid-January the Government published their response to the 2011 sickness absence review headed by David Frost CBE and Dame […]
81% of workplace absence last less than a week
New data shows long-term absence review only tackles small part of major problem. Absence Manager responds to DWP’s commitment to […]
The cost of sickness absence in the NHS – Managers have to get a grip
Some of the figures being reported in the media about the cost of sickness in the Public Sector are quite […]
“Double Whammy” – is this really the cause of high sickness rates and associated costs? Or is it really a “Triple Whammy”?
It is with real interest that I read a recent Sunday Times “NHS workers face sack over double whammy sick […]
The CIPD/Simplyhealth Absence Management Survey
Fall in absence levels could be masking deeper problems in the workplace As average employee absence falls by almost a […]
