PHR®/SPHR® Professional in Human Resources Certification Study Guide, Third Edition
by Anne Bogardus
7.7. Metrics: Measuring Results
The ultimate measure of success in employee relations is the satisfaction level of employees. Although "satisfaction" as a concept is difficult to measure, the results achieved by satisfied employees (longevity, customer satisfaction, absenteeism, for example) are quantifiable and measurable.
Business impact measures
Two indicators of employee satisfaction that can be measured are absenteeism and turnover. Excessive, unplanned absences can be an indication of employee stress, dissatisfaction with job requirements, supervisory conflicts, and a feeling of being undervalued by the employer. Measuring absence rates over time can provide feedback on the success of ER programs, as well as provide indicators of supervisory ...
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