absenteeism
IPA: æbsʌntˈiɪzʌm
noun
- The state of being absent, especially frequently or without good reason; the practice of an absentee.
- The practice of absenting oneself from the country or district where one's estate is situated.
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Examples of "absenteeism" in Sentences
- His absenteeism was increasingly noted.
- Presenteeism is the opposite of absenteeism.
- The school has a notably low rate of absenteeism.
- He left school at sixteen in 1973 due to absenteeism.
- Productivity was to skyrocket and absenteeism disappear.
- He's kicked out of school after his frequent absenteeism.
- Reason #9 The 4 Day Work Week would mean a reduction in absenteeism
- His attendance improved as his fines for tardiness and absenteeism grew.
- ME/CFS is the biggest single cause of long-term absenteeism among schoolchildren.
- The chaotic state of the world as evidence of divine absenteeism is a topic for another day.
- * Check that existing business continuity contingency plans address long-term absenteeism rates.
- Virtual Entrepreneur: * Check that existing business continuity contingency plans address long-term absenteeism rates.
- STRESS-RELATED absence levels have increased in the past year and are the main cause of long-term absenteeism in the public sector, according to new research today.
- Another cause of widespread absenteeism is the fact that many teachers are posted to remote rural districts to which they have no previous ties or inclination to live.
- Reductions in absenteeism and improvements in worker productivity resulting from better health outcomes because of expanded coverage would particularly benefit small businesses.
- Employers are expected to see a dramatic spike in absenteeism as workers play hooky to see “Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith,” when it opens May 19, according to a new report.