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    Case study

    Willis Towers Watson: A global absence solution for a global brand

    Willis Towers Watson had no approach to tracking employee absences across their business, which was causing management huge issues.

    How edays transformed the way we approach absence.

    Global deployment

    HRIS integration

    Reporting & intelligence

    Auto leave calculations

    Overview

    Willis Towers Watson is a global advisory, broking, and solutions company operating across 120 countries. Willis Towers Watson had no approach to tracking employee absences across their business, which was causing management huge issues.

    edays was integrated with Oracle, their HRIS. Due to this integration, the creation of employee records, leavers, and reporting line updates could all be automated, giving them a complete absence management solution. Teams across Willis Towers Watson were able to easily feed important employee data into their core data analytics platform, with new divisions able to be added quickly and easily.

    The Challenge

    Willis Towers Watson invited edays to submit a formal tender for a flexible leave & absence tracking solution capable of a global rollout.

    Willis Towers Watson had no standard approach for handling employee leave and absence, and this was causing multiple issues for management as they were not able to adequately control or audit employee absence. A number of the Willis Towers Watson divisions had approached the main business reporting operational issues born out through current manual leave and absence management processes.

    The initial rollout was required for Mexico and India, with other South American countries to follow. A multi-lingual interface was essential for non-English speaking employees.

    The Solution

    edays were awarded the tender and the rollout was performed promptly to Mexico and India employees. edays was integrated with their HRIS, Oracle, to achieve automatic creations of new employee records, leavers, and reporting line updates.

    The manual leave and absence processes were completely replaced with edays, ensuring far-improved efficiency and accuracy. Leave and absence group calendars were created with the required visibility rights across teams, offices, countries, and project groups; this provided the required insight to enable smarter resource planning.

    Leave entitlement and localized absence management rules/reports were created in edays to ensure legal compliance to country legislation and to provide the ability for the cost of absence analysis. edays was also provided in Mexican and Spanish language options.

    Absence management software

    The Impact

    Willis Towers Watson required flexibility in their leave tracking and absence management system to allow for new divisions to be added as required, it also needed ease of use across multiple mobile PC/mobile devices and edays was able to deliver.

    Internal teams are able to use the edays reporting tools to feed important employee data into their core data analytics platform to achieve intelligent, multi-faceted employee data analysis.

    Willis Towers Watson now has an absence management solution that can be offered to any division, with configuration flexible enough to cope with all of its different requirements.