Absence management

 In 2007, levels of absence fell from eight days per employee per year to 6.7 days.The latest CBI / AXA Absence Survey showed that average absence levels across the public sector stood at nine days, which is 55% higher than the 5.8 day average of the private sector.Long-term absence (20 days or more) accounted for half (50%) of all time lost in the public sector, but under a third (31%) in the private sector.Of the 172 million days lost to absence in 2007, more than one in ten (12%) are ... (135 more words)

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