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- Absence Management Toolkit - 19 April 2016 - Birmingham
Absence Management Toolkit - 19 April 2016 - Birmingham
This workshop, delivered by solicitors Irwin Mitchell, offers a focus on absence management tailored especially for managers in the FE sector.
Throughout the day, you will consider each of the four types of employee absence - including non-genuine and disability-related - and discuss the steps you should be taking to progress each to a conclusion. By exploring the risks associated with absence management decisions, you will come away with the confidence to make the right call, and to effectively handle issues without compromising sympathy and compassion.
Through group discussion and Q&A with the trainer, you will gain valuable insight into how other FE organisations approach absence-related issues, and benchmark your approach accordingly.
You will leave the session armed with summaries, check-lists of key principles, and clear guidance to share across your organisation.
Who should attend?
This event is essential for HR staff of all levels, as well as managers across your college - particularly those who are currently dealing with absence-related challenges.
Book now
To book your place, please visit the event website.