| Employee | Type | Date | Days | Dr. note | Notes |
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Nickname | Employee ID | Position | Main work location | Sick days (12 mo) | Unpaid sick (12 mo) |
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The Bradford Factor is a formula used in HR to measure the impact of short, frequent absences — which are often more disruptive than a single long illness. It is calculated as:
Note: The Bradford Factor counts separate sick day spells only — not vacation, child sick, or work accident. Both S and D are measured over the standard rolling 12-month window. The formula penalises frequent short absences more than one long continuous illness, since S is squared.
| Employee | Spells (S) | Days absent (D) | Bradford score (B = S²×D) | Risk level |
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| Month | Sick (paid) | Unpaid sick | Baby sick | Total sick days | Employees affected |
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Each cell shows sick days for that employee in that month. Darker red = more days absent. Quickly spot who has been consistently absent.
Team-wide sick days as a % of total available working days per month. Useful for management reporting and spotting seasonal spikes.
| Employee | Type | Date | Days | Dr. note | Notes | Reviewed |
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| Location | Staff based here | Status |
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| Position | Staff in this role | Status |
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