HR, payroll, and finance leaders at post-acute and long-term care providers need to define what “acceptable” absenteeism, sickness absence, attendance percentage, and tardiness look like so they can set defensible policies, monitor trends, and intervene before staffing gaps impact patient care and labor costs. The problem is turning vague norms into measurable thresholds that align with healthcare-specific scheduling realities, regulatory expectations, and payroll/HCM tracking.
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