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Staff absence is actually a pretty easy thing to measure. At its most basic, it may be a simple clocking-in and clocking-out system that tallies up when employees are absent from work. Alternatively, you can calculate the crude absence rate, which tells you absenteeism as a percentage of contracted working time.
The most commonly used method of expressing the level of sickness absence is the crude absence rate (sometimes called the inactivity or time lost rate) This is usually calculated as the time lost due to, or ascribed to, sickness absence as a percentage of contracted working time in a defined period.
The most commonly used measure is the lost time rate which shows the percentage of total time available that has been lost due to any type of absence during a certain time period.
Keep track of employee absences Every time an absence arises, make a note of it, either in your employee timekeeping system or in an employee performance tool. Or, consider putting together a stand-alone spreadsheet just for tracking attendance issues and timesheets.
A record of every sickness instance should be made, to include the date of notification of absence, the reason for it by reference to the standard definitions as per the Sickness Absence Record form (on the right-hand side of the page) and later, the date the employee returned to work.
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ing to ISO 30414:2018, the employee absenteeism rate is calculated by dividing the number of unexcused absences by the total period and then multiplying by 100. Heres what the full absenteeism rate formula looks like: Employee absence rate = number of absent days / number of total working days * 100.
Here are a few things to consider while creating attendance records: Using a reliable tracking system. Creating clear attendance policies. Ensuring accuracy. Informing and training employees. Keeping records secure and confidential. Complying with legal requirements.
The attendance policy provides details on how punctuality is viewed within the company. It also covers the variety of topics, such as valid reasons for employees being late for work or missing deadlines, the extent of tardiness tolerated by the employer, and so on. Information regarding potential employee penalties.

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