Approximately 60% of Companies Say They Lack Objective Information for Return-to-Work Decisions: Survey of 310 HR Personnel on How Companies Handle Employees on Leave (Advantage Risk Management Co.,Ltd.)

Against a backdrop of concerns over the lack of objective information that can be used to decide whether employees on leave should return to work, a survey of 310 HR personnel sheds light on how companies handle employees on leave.

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Approximately 60% of companies reported that they lacked the objective information needed to make return-to-work decisions, highlighting the challenges involved in deciding whether employees on leave should return to the workplace.

The survey covered 310 HR department personnel and was conducted by Advantage Risk Management Co.,Ltd.

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EventRecognition that objective information is insufficient for making return-to-work decisions

RatioApproximately 60% of companies report insufficient information

TargetThe survey covered 310 HR department personnel

Announced byAdvantage Risk Management Co.,Ltd. survey

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