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Absence Management: How to Rein in Costs and Increase Your Bottom Line


Product Code - HRAU01
Speaker(s): Bob McKenzie, President, McKenzieHR
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On any given day, approximately three percent of employees are absent from work. The actual cost of absenteeism, however, is very difficult to determine. Statistics state that only a third of absences are due to employee illness and two thirds are due to other factors. For employers, unscheduled absences are the most costly in terms of employee benefits, employee overtime, and loss of production.

Approaches used to reduce absenteeism range from strict control programs to no control programs whatsoever. There is, however, no single approach for reducing absences in all workplace situations. This seminar is designed for human resources professionals, general managers, production managers, and anyone who wants to learn more about controlling absenteeism and increasing company profitability.

Join Bob McKenzie, President of McKenzieHR, to learn how you can reduce the costs of absences at your organization. In this webinar youll discover how to:

  • Assess the true cost of absenteeism
  • Determine the revenue required to make up for the cost of absenteeism
  • Control unscheduled absences
  • Integrate FMLA, workers compensation, and state mandated leave programs into your absence management programs
  • Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using paid-time-off banks
  • Determine the best techniques for reducing absenteeism
  • Implement back-to-work workers compensation programs
  • Utilize employees to reduce absenteeism

Bob McKenzie, President, McKenzieHR

Bob McKenzie is certified as a Senior Professional of Human Resources (SPHR) and has over 30 years of human resources management experience. He started McKenzieHR, a human resources management firm, in Jacksonville, Fla., in 2002. Bob has been cited in numerous human resources trade publications, including HR.com, HR Magazine, HR Florida Review, The Jacksonville Business Journal, Vault.com, BNA, and the Institute of Management and Administration. He has been a speaker at numerous conferences and presents audio and web-based seminars. His monthly e-newsletter, titled The McKenzie Mailer, has worldwide distribution.