How to monitor and assess absence—law firms

Produced in partnership with Beth Pipe FCIPD of OnLive Learning
Practice notes

How to monitor and assess absence—law firms

Produced in partnership with Beth Pipe FCIPD of OnLive Learning

Practice notes
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This Practice Note explains why it is important to monitor and assess absence in your firm, what legal considerations you should keep in mind when implementing absence monitoring measures and how to identify and implement the right absence management system for your firm.

For further information and guidance about absence management, see:

  1. Practice Note: How to develop and implement an absence management strategy—law firms

  2. Practice Note: Dealing with long-term or chronic sickness

  3. Practice Note: Sick pay

  4. Precedent: Example absence management strategy—law firms

  5. Precedent: Sample operational objectives for implementing an absence management strategy—law firms

  6. Precedent: Absence strategy effectiveness audit

The purpose of monitoring and assessing absence

The systematic monitoring and assessment of absence enables you to gather qualitative and quantitative data and information to identify the most cost effective interventions for managing and reducing the impact of absence on your firm.

Monitoring and assessing absence:

  1. raises awareness of absence and ensures that absence management remains on the business agenda

  2. enables you to identify the most cost-effective

Beth Pipe
Beth Pipe, FCIPD

Learning & Development Specialist/Director, OnLive Learning


Beth is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD) and has spent over 25 years specialising in Learning and Development. During that time she has worked across a broad variety of different industries and has, for the past 15 years, worked closely with a number of well known law firms; this has involved putting in to place systems and structures to encourage, enable and track the effectiveness of learning activities. 

Adept at face to face course delivery, and always enjoying excellent feedback, Beth is also accomplished at online delivery and created OnLive Learning in response to the challenges presented by the 2020 Covid-19 restrictions.

Beth has written extensively for LexisNexis on subjects such as Performance Management, Managing Change and Stress Management.

Away from her training delivery she is a published author writing about local history, hiking, wildlife and the outdoors and is currently working on her eleventh book. She is also an experienced radio presenter hosting two shows each week on Lake District Radio.

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An Insolvency Practitioner appointed to a company as part of a Moratorium process under Part A1 of IA 1986.

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