HR Absence Management Consortium
What is Absence Management?
- An integrated telephone and Internet system which is not installed at the school district.
- Automated Substitute Placement Service for K-12 School Districts.
- A true ASP (Application Service Provider) model.
- A completely redundant system monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What are the benefits of Absence Management?
- Requires no hardware, software, or phone lines to maintain.
- No maintenance or upgrades are needed.
- Simplifies the payroll process.
- Teachers can use Absence Management to register their absences.
- Substitutes can use Absence Management to search for assignments.
- Administrators can use Absence Management to know in real-time who is absent, why they’re out, and who is substituting.
- Fewer unfilled absences.
- Saves hours of manual sub calling.
What about Customer Service?
- Telephone—We give immediate help and support directly over the phone.
- Online—Convenient two-way online chat feature.
- E-mail—Quick responses saves you time.
- Client Services—Each Absence Management expert gives each consortium member the same professional treatment.
- Customer Service included in Consortium fee.
Why choose the Absence Management Consortium?
- Low risk.
- Group rate
- Absence Management has over a 98% retention rate.
- Frontline has been awarded two patents from the U.S. Patent Office.
- Absence Management serves over 600 districts in the United States and Canada, and is the largest substitute placement system in the world.
Absence Management (AESOP) Staff
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