Bradford Factor Calculator

Use this Bradford Factor Calculator to quickly assess the impact of employee absences on your organization. This tool is designed for HR professionals and managers to efficiently manage absenteeism.

Data Source and Methodology

All calculations are based strictly on the Bradford Factor formula, widely recognized in HR management for evaluating the impact of employee absences.

The Formula Explained

Bradford Factor Formula: B = S² × D

Glossary of Terms

How It Works: A Step-by-Step Example

Consider an employee who has been absent 3 times for a total of 12 days. The Bradford Factor score is calculated as follows:

B = 3² × 12 = 108

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the Bradford Factor?

The Bradford Factor is a formula that quantifies employee absenteeism and its impact on a business.

Why is the Bradford Factor important?

It helps organizations identify absenteeism patterns and manage them effectively.

How do I interpret the Bradford Factor score?

Higher scores indicate frequent short-term absences, which are often more disruptive than occasional long-term absences.

What is a good Bradford Factor score?

Scores under 50 are generally considered low, while scores over 200 might require HR intervention.

Can the Bradford Factor be used for all types of absences?

It is best used for unplanned short-term absences, not long-term or planned leave.

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