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Service Level Definitions and Metrics. A. Employee Support Center (i) Responsiveness (Measures how many calls were answered within specific timeframe). (a) Target = of calls answered within 30 seconds  Minimum performance = of calls answered within 30 seconds  Critical success factor: Time to answer calls  Calculation: ((Total number of calls answered) – (Number of calls answered after 30 seconds)) + (excused performance) / Total number of calls answered *100  Excused performance = See Section 1.C. above  Metric Allocation: (ii) Timeliness (Measures actual availability of the Employee Service Center to receive calls compared to Employee Service Center scheduled access)  Target = of scheduled availability of Employee Service Center  Minimum performance = of scheduled availability of Employee Service Center  Critical success factor: Employee Service Center Hours of Operation  Calculation: ((scheduled hours of operation for month) – (unavailable voice system hours during hours of operation)) + (Excused performance) / (scheduled hours of operation per month) * 100  Excused performance: See Section 1.C. above  Metric Allocation: (iii) Case Management: Issue management and resolution (Measures the percentage of cases that are closed within 3 business days).  Target = of cases will be closed within 3 days  Minimum performance = of cases will be closed within 3 days  Critical success factor: Speed of Resolution for Cases  Calculation: ((Total number of cases) – Total Number of cases not resolved within the timeframe)) + (excused performance) / Total number of cases * 100  Excused performance: See Section 1.C. above  Metric Allocation: (iv) Call Abandon Rate is defined as the number of callers waiting in queue who voluntarily abandon calls made to ADP’s call center before speaking with a ADP associate  Target = of calls abandoned  Minimum performance = of calls abandoned  Critical success factor: Call Abandon Rate  Calculation: total calls received into ADP’s Service Center phone system and the number of calls not answered by the ADP associate after the 45 second call waiting threshold. This metric may not be tracked on a client-specific basis. Call Abandon Rate is calculated as follows: (a) A = the total number of calls abandoned after the call waiting threshold in the designated time period. (example: 65) (b) B = the total number of calls answered in the designated time period. (example: 1,500) (c) Abandon Rate Formula: (A/B)*100 (d) Example: (65/1,500)*100 = 4.3%  Metric Allocat...
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