A metric within the Headcount story chapter.
Definition
Working vs Absent is a metric that provides an overview of active employees (employees working from the office, remotely or from a business trip) compared to the rest of the workforce. An employee is considered to be absent whenever they are on any type of leave.
Insight to
When observed over time its distribution can be an important input for effective workforce planning and bridging the gaps in productivity inefficiencies.
How we calculate this
Working vs Absent (T) = Percentage of the workforce that worked (including remote work and business trips) at time T compared to the percentage of the workforce that was absent at time T. Percentages are calculated using person-days.
Working = remote work, working from the office, business trip
Absent = any type of leave
Time off requests start date
Time off requests end date
Time off requests status
Time off requests type
Employee’s employment start date
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