Source: IRS Employment Review Issue: 824 Date: 27/05/2005 Publisher: IRS

Priorities and challenges for absence and attendance

TOPICS:
pay and benefits pay-related incentives/awards
terms, conditions and employee rights working time and leave
HR policy and strategy work organisation
employee relations employee relations challenges and tools
health and safety law and codes of practice
incidents
health and safety management
workplace environment
employee health
health and safety organisations

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AUTHOR: Sarah Silcox


Attendance remains a top priority for HR professionals, particularly in public sector organisations, where half of the employers in our fourth annual HR Prospects survey report a rise in stress-related absence.

Learning points

  • Absence management remains a high priority in our fourth annual HR Prospects survey.
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