Morning,
View a copy of a sample Absenteeism Management Report on our website. Click this link to view: http://www.camsolutions.co.za/absenteeism-management-report-amr-p-5.html
Regards,
THE CAMS TEAM
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Thursday, May 15, 2008
CAMS Absenteeism Newsletter - May 2008
Morning,
It seems as if absenteeism related to influenza may actually be coming down - or at least stabilising - according to our stats and our latest PR article to hit the media. For more information, view the article here. Why not partake in our poll and let us know how influenza - especially with the start of winter - affects your workforce? Click here for more information.
We will soon be updating our website with a comparison of statistics comparing absenteeism rates of 2006 with 2007. Please contact us should you require any information in particular regarding our statistical information.
CAM Solutions provides software solutions for health and absenteeism management. CAM Solutions owns the sick and health management software called Absolv, which is used by various affiliates to optimise their consulting services for their clients. In addition, CAM Solutions collates sick absenteeism information and provides benchmarks and overall sick absenteeism statistics. The actual sick absenteeism management consulting services can be provided by affiliates contracted with CAMS.
According to recent studies by CAM Solutions, absenteeism rates seem to be declining due to the software, Absolv, and new benchmarking information put into place to manage absenteeism. To read this article, click here. To read all our other articles, click here.
Should you wish to have any more information on our products and services, kindly e-mail us on info@camsolutions.co.za. Queries, comments and suggestions on coping with absenteeism and health related queries, you can also partake in or post comments on our blog: http://www.absenteeism.iblog.co.za/.
Kindly pass this newsletter on to all concerned parties within your organisation - anyone wanting to receive our absenteeism newsletter, can sign up here. Click here to unsubscribe.
Yours faithfully,
Corporate Absenteeism Management Solutions
Providing Software Solutions in Health and Absenteeism Management
Tel: 041-368 1068 / Fax: 086-524 1819
View our Absenteeism Blogs: http://camsolutions.blogspot.com/ or http://www.absenteeism.iblog.co.za/
IMPORTANT NOTE: This e-mail contains confidential information and any unauthorised use or interception is illegal. If this e-mail is not intended for you, you may not copy, distribute or disclose the contents, including any attachments, to anyone, nor take any action in reliance on the content. If you receive this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.
It seems as if absenteeism related to influenza may actually be coming down - or at least stabilising - according to our stats and our latest PR article to hit the media. For more information, view the article here. Why not partake in our poll and let us know how influenza - especially with the start of winter - affects your workforce? Click here for more information.
We will soon be updating our website with a comparison of statistics comparing absenteeism rates of 2006 with 2007. Please contact us should you require any information in particular regarding our statistical information.
CAM Solutions provides software solutions for health and absenteeism management. CAM Solutions owns the sick and health management software called Absolv, which is used by various affiliates to optimise their consulting services for their clients. In addition, CAM Solutions collates sick absenteeism information and provides benchmarks and overall sick absenteeism statistics. The actual sick absenteeism management consulting services can be provided by affiliates contracted with CAMS.
According to recent studies by CAM Solutions, absenteeism rates seem to be declining due to the software, Absolv, and new benchmarking information put into place to manage absenteeism. To read this article, click here. To read all our other articles, click here.
Should you wish to have any more information on our products and services, kindly e-mail us on info@camsolutions.co.za. Queries, comments and suggestions on coping with absenteeism and health related queries, you can also partake in or post comments on our blog: http://www.absenteeism.iblog.co.za/.
Kindly pass this newsletter on to all concerned parties within your organisation - anyone wanting to receive our absenteeism newsletter, can sign up here. Click here to unsubscribe.
Yours faithfully,
Corporate Absenteeism Management Solutions
Providing Software Solutions in Health and Absenteeism Management
Tel: 041-368 1068 / Fax: 086-524 1819
View our Absenteeism Blogs: http://camsolutions.blogspot.com/ or http://www.absenteeism.iblog.co.za/
IMPORTANT NOTE: This e-mail contains confidential information and any unauthorised use or interception is illegal. If this e-mail is not intended for you, you may not copy, distribute or disclose the contents, including any attachments, to anyone, nor take any action in reliance on the content. If you receive this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Absenteeism Management
For our latest newsletter, focusing on absenteeism management, click here: http://www.camsolutions.co.za/newsletter-april-2008-a-27.html?osCsid=e9979a9e6623a3b60874b511e1156b60
Regards,
THE CAMS TEAM
Regards,
THE CAMS TEAM
Thursday, February 21, 2008
How do you handle absenteeism?
How does your company handle absenteeism? Do you have problems with absenteeism? Why not e-mail us on info@camsolutions.co.za and tell us what you think?
THE CAMS TEAM
THE CAMS TEAM
Thursday, January 31, 2008
New Website
Our new website is up and running and includes interesting interviews and articles on the new Absolv software, aimed at helping you manage absenteeism.
Log onto www.camsolutions.co.za for more information.
Regards
THE CAM SOLUTIONS TEAM
Log onto www.camsolutions.co.za for more information.
Regards
THE CAM SOLUTIONS TEAM
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
In the Media: I Can't Come IN
I Can't Come In
Thomas McLachlan
27/10/2006
Absenteeism is the largest cause of lost time and poor productivity facing this country
Bunking work costs the country about R19billion a year, and Mondays and Fridays are the worst days for absenteeism, a survey by Corporate Absenteeism Management Solutions (Cams) showed on Thursday.
"Absenteeism is the largest cause of lost time and poor productivity facing this country," said labour specialist Andrew Levy, who studied the poll, "The Vanishing Workforce".
The major causes of bunking work and abusing sick leave were low pay, less responsibilities and repetitive work, said Cams chief executive Johnny Johnson. He said manual employees had consistently higher levels of absence than their white collar counterparts.
The research showed that more than half of all absenteeism measured in the sample was less than two days and 35 percent of cases involved an absence of one day or less.
Less than 20 percent of absenteeism periods occurred for longer than four days.
Most companies said there was a pattern to absence. The survey showed that most absences were recorded over a Monday or a Friday, or before and after long weekends or public holidays.
Levy added that companies could monitor their absenteeism effectively because of this.
"This becomes a relatively easy manifestation of abuse to identify and deal with. It is highly unlikely that there are medical conditions that arrive at the weekend with such reliability and regularity," said Levy.
The study found that the most challenging period for employers was December. The month was generally considered a period of lesser overall economic activity as the nation takes summer break.
Levy said employers' options during this period varied from compulsory leave for employees, to accepting that staff who were there physically might not be there in spirit.
The study follows a similar one by Cams, which found that 52 percent of South African employees who were booked off sick in winter had respiratory illnesses such as flu.
"Unfortunately, flu and respiratory illnesses are one of those things we will never be able to control completely," said Johnson.
Thomas McLachlan
27/10/2006
Absenteeism is the largest cause of lost time and poor productivity facing this country
Bunking work costs the country about R19billion a year, and Mondays and Fridays are the worst days for absenteeism, a survey by Corporate Absenteeism Management Solutions (Cams) showed on Thursday.
"Absenteeism is the largest cause of lost time and poor productivity facing this country," said labour specialist Andrew Levy, who studied the poll, "The Vanishing Workforce".
The major causes of bunking work and abusing sick leave were low pay, less responsibilities and repetitive work, said Cams chief executive Johnny Johnson. He said manual employees had consistently higher levels of absence than their white collar counterparts.
The research showed that more than half of all absenteeism measured in the sample was less than two days and 35 percent of cases involved an absence of one day or less.
Less than 20 percent of absenteeism periods occurred for longer than four days.
Most companies said there was a pattern to absence. The survey showed that most absences were recorded over a Monday or a Friday, or before and after long weekends or public holidays.
Levy added that companies could monitor their absenteeism effectively because of this.
"This becomes a relatively easy manifestation of abuse to identify and deal with. It is highly unlikely that there are medical conditions that arrive at the weekend with such reliability and regularity," said Levy.
The study found that the most challenging period for employers was December. The month was generally considered a period of lesser overall economic activity as the nation takes summer break.
Levy said employers' options during this period varied from compulsory leave for employees, to accepting that staff who were there physically might not be there in spirit.
The study follows a similar one by Cams, which found that 52 percent of South African employees who were booked off sick in winter had respiratory illnesses such as flu.
"Unfortunately, flu and respiratory illnesses are one of those things we will never be able to control completely," said Johnson.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
CAM Solutions
CAM Solutions will be re-launching their website before the end of the year. Watch this space.
Your CAMS team!
Your CAMS team!
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