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Absenteeism

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Meaning:-

Absenteeism is the total man-shifts lost because of absence as a percentage of the total number of man- shifts scheduled to work.

According to Webster’s Dictionary, “absenteeism is the practice or habit of being an ‘absence’ and an absentee is one who habitually stays away”.

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VARIOUS TYPES OF ABSENTEEISM

AUTHORIZED

WILLFULL

UNATHORIZED

CAUSED BY CIRCUMSTANCE

’S

ABSENTEEISM

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CATEGORIES OF ABSENTEEISM

ENTREPRENEURS

STATUS SEEKERS EPICUREANS

FAMILY-ORIENTED SICK & OLD

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CAUSES OF ABSENTEEISM ?• EXCESSIVE WORK LOAD

ON THE EMPLOYEES.

• LOW LEVEL OF WAGES

• POOR WORKING ENVIRONMENT

• ALCOHOLISM. • BULLYING BY CO WORKERS

• ILL HEALTH OF EMPLOYEES

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MEASURES OF ABSENTEEISM 1) Selecting the employees by testing them thoroughly regarding their

aspirations, value systems, responsibility and sensitiveness. 2) Adopting a humanistic approach in dealing with the personal

problems. 3) Following a proactive approach in identifying and redressing employee

grievances. 4) Providing hygienic working conditions. 5) Providing welfare measures and fringe benefits, balancing the need

for the employees and the ability of organization. 6) Providing high wages and allowances based on the organizational

financial position. 7) Improving the communication network, particularly the upward

communication. 8) Providing leave facility based on the needs of the employees and

organizational requirement.

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CONTD… 9) Providing safety and health measures. 10) Providing cordial human relations and industrial relations. 11) Educating the workers. 12) Counseling the workers about their career, income and expenditure,

habits and culture. 13) Free flow of information, exchanging of ideas, problems etc.between

subordinate and superior. 14) Granting leave and financial assistance liberally in case of sickness

of employee and his family members. 15) Offering attendance bonus and inducements. 16) Providing extensive training, encouragement, special allowances in

cash for technological advancements.

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COST OF ABSENTEEISM Estimates put the absenteeism rate in the United States at

about nine percent. 1/20/2016.That estimate is across all industries and all job types (hourly, salaried, etc.). But even including every type of position, a nine percent absentee rate means that almost one in every ten workers aren't at work when they are supposed to be. This ends up costing the typical company $3,600 per year for each hourly worker and $2,650 for each salaried worker. Absenteeism may not show up on any financial statements as an expense to the company, but even if they aren't stated, they are a very real cost.

The financial costs aren't the only costs associated with absenteeism. Absenteeism can reflect, and perpetuate, low morale. If someone doesn't show up to work and other employees need to work harder so the department doesn't fall behind, those employees may lose motivation.

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CONCLUSION Absenteeism is the total mans-shifts lost because of absence as a

percentage of total number of man-shifts scheduled to work. It is calculated using various rates such as Absenteeism rate, Frequency rate, and Severity rate. Absenteeism also affects the organization from multiple angles for which various measures are taken for controlling and minimizing absenteeism.

The situation in the career development of both the individuals and the organization results in Employee Turnover.

The rate of change in the employees of an organization during a definite period is External Mobility. It is also known as ‘External Career’. Thus it is the shifting of the employees into and out of the organization

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Apart from the corporate absenteeism we can also see in schools also…..

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