absenteeism

Absenteeism was high, as parents, both black and white, kept children home from school.

Five jobs since leaving school - and every one lost because of absenteeism.

If you work, you've probably lost your job because of excessive absenteeism and poor performance.

Its board, which was plagued by absenteeism, has added new members.

But relations have hit some bumps over absenteeism and other issues.

Has it occurred to you to ask, for example, what the cost of absenteeism is in Europe?

He left school at sixteen in 1973 due to absenteeism.

Absenteeism from work and other activities was also higher among the placebo group.

In fact, only the common cold causes more employee absenteeism.

Moreover, absenteeism goes up on the days just before and after a holiday.

High student absenteeism can also translate into less state financing for some schools.

Women are perceived as more prone to absenteeism than men.

In fact, the flu has caused high absenteeism among students and staff at the country's 119,000 schools.

The direct effect of job on absenteeism is shown to be zero.

Members of the Congress could not hold any other public post, and there were sanctions against absenteeism.

They work with higher intensity, less absenteeism, more but not differently.

Now, he said, "we have less absenteeism and employees tend to stay longer."

Most read well below their grade level and have histories of absenteeism.

"We had a very low incidence of absenteeism," she said.

From the time we made the announcement until the last day of the contract, absenteeism was at the 50 percent level.

He seems to have been discharged from a number of these positions for absenteeism.

Absenteeism in the city's five public high schools has been running nearly three times the usual, the district's communications office said.

Seven out of ten companies said absenteeism was concentrated on individuals within that group.

It had low test scores, high absenteeism and a student turnover rate of almost 50 percent a year.