80% Of Businesses Plan To Track Office Attendance This Year, Survey Finds
HRDIVE, Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024
The return-to-office tug-of-war rages on. Eight in 10 companies plan to track office attendance in 2024, according to a survey of 800 business leaders conducted by Resume Builder in December.
Nearly all respondents - 95% - said employees will see consequences if they don't comply with the office attendance policy.
Most employers plan to track attendance using badge swipes. Others will track manually, or use Wi-Fi, occupancy sensors or under-desk sensors.
Most respondents said they planned to provide incentives to return to the office, mainly in the form of happy hours, catered meals and upgraded office spaces. Fewer employers plan to offer bigger incentives, like raises and child care benefits.