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Topic:
Absence Management Best Practices
Date:
September 17, 2012 at 11:00 - 12:00 PM ETPresenters:
Loralee Bodo, Director of Product Strategy(Timelink)
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Description
*****THIS PRESENTATION DOES NOT QUALIFY FOR IHR & HRCI CREDITS*******
This session will focus on absence management in the workforce today. Proper absence management is key to helping organizations maintain the highest levels of productivity, minimize the total cost of labor, and ensure compliance with constantly changing Federal and State leave management legislation. There are several absence management best practices that can, and should, be used to help organizations achieve these goals. Effective absence management starts with the proper calculation and allotment of benefit accruals. Automating this process eliminates the risk of manual calculation errors and provides employees accurate information on available benefit days. To take this a step further, moving the leave request and approval process from manual to electronic makes the leave request process more efficient and provides transparency for employees and managers on available leave days. Managers and employees have the visibility into current account balances, future accruals, historical time taken off, and can receive notifications throughout the approval process. With growing regulation of Federal and State leave compliance, it is imperative that organizations begin to centralize their case management processes and integrate them with leave management. Tracking FMLA and State Leave cases electronically brings leave management into a centralized location, allowing employees to take the appropriate time off, whether that is FMLA, Vacation, or Sick time. It allows for the tracking of case and period thresholds and makes sure leave time is allocated and used appropriately. Through the use of notifications, managers and administrators can monitor absences in real-time and regain control of the absence management process. In this session, we will focus on absence management best practices and common tools to help you manage employee leave, increase transparency, and maintain compliance with common leave management policies. |
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Who Should Participate
HR and Payroll Professionals
What You Will Learn
This session will focus on absence management in the workforce today. Proper absence management is key to helping organizations maintain the highest levels of productivity, minimize the total cost of labor, and ensure compliance with constantly changing Federal and State leave management legislation. There are several absence management best practices that can, and should, be used to help organizations achieve these goals.
Recommended Resources
www.timelink.com, http://timelinkblogs.wordpress.com/ Communities
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Presented by
Event Sponsors
Timelink
TimeLink provides enterprise workforce management software and data collection hardware solutions that help organizations across a wide-range of industries to more effectively plan, manage, engage and deploy their workforce. TimeLink delivers an integrated and open web solution set that includes: data collection, time and attendance, leave management, workforce scheduling, employee self-service, reporting and analytics – which can be implemented on-premise or accessed on-demand. With these solutions, TimeLink helps organizations streamline workforce-related business processes, control labor costs, manage compliance risk and improve workforce productivity.
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