Work Interviews and Formal Absence Reviews
Talking about the interviews regarding return of work, such an exercise is encouraged in many firms in order to conduct a successful procedure of attendance. In fact, CIPD once reported by there are over 77 percent firms who are using such method in the year 2003 and was also titled as the most effective method to cover up short term absence of the employees from the firm. Well, the purpose of these interviews varies from firm to firm, but the in general they follow the tone of:
- Welcoming the employee back to the firm with the updated policies or events in the firm
- Checking on the health of the employee in order to resume work properly
- Whether an employee need any support from the firm
- Reporting the emotion that employee was being missed in the firm
- Reviewing the record of absence of the employee
But few line managers consider this interview as waste of time as they think that getting back to work was more important than such recriminatory action. It was reported by Dunn and Wilkinson in the year 2002 along with the report of finding few line managers who took this interview pretty seriously as it helped in connecting with the employee in a professional manner. It is important for an employer to help in realizing the importance of the employee and thus such interviews must not be carried in a form of becoming a platform of accusatory.
Links of Previous Main Topic:-
- Organisational performance
- Individual performance management
- Team performance
- Introduction leadership and motivation
- Managing absence and attendance
- The national context
- The organisational context
- Process and causes of absence
- Managing attendance
- Accurate records
- Absence review and trigger points
- Absence targets and benchmarking
- Training and support for line managers
- Absence notification procedures
- Better understanding of the cause of absence
Links of Next HR Management Topics:-
- Absence levels performance assessments
- Attendance bonus and rewards
- Occupational health support and health promotion
- Changes to work and work organization
- Practical support summary propositions and general discussion topics
- Interactive skill 3 appraisal interviewing
- Strategic aspects of development
- Context competence competencies