| The streets were all but empty throughout the day and apparently there was a high level of absenteeism. |
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| Some firms have already implemented the scheme and found it has substantially reduced short term absenteeism, according to the survey. |
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| The taxi strike has badly affected local industries which are experiencing absenteeism and punctuality problems. |
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| Many African children would benefit from lower absenteeism among school teachers. |
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| The survey by the Small Firms Association also showed different levels of absenteeism between regions. |
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| The terms under which a student councillor can be removed from the council, because of absenteeism, were clarified. |
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| The problem of rising absenteeism is well documented, but tough tactics being used to tackle the issue are leading to presenteeism. |
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| He also drew attention to the problem of the unacceptable level of absenteeism at the company's Carlow plant. |
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| Too many mini-breaks, excessive paper-shuffling, high absenteeism and tardiness should warn employers that recruits might be struggling. |
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| If the panic gets worse there is a danger of factory shutdowns and worker absenteeism. |
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| The panel cast blame on absenteeism, social promotion, less homework being assigned, and a general lowering of standards. |
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| Teacher absenteeism and non-performance could also be attributed to the largely ignored psychological effects of the pandemic. |
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| Among children, asthma is a leading cause of hospitalization, chronic disease, and school absenteeism. |
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| The council's personnel committee was asked to note the scheme's impact on absenteeism and discuss what action should be taken after the pilot. |
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| Employees in buildings with healthy interiors have less absenteeism and tend to stay in their jobs longer. |
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| In general, schools with higher levels of deprivation had higher levels of absenteeism. |
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| Several speakers pointed out the problems posed to business by absenteeism. |
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| In reality, most small security firms limit the concept of employee evaluation to an audit of unpunctuality and absenteeism. |
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| Teachers who exceed the agreed level of absenteeism should have a day's pay deducted for each absence. |
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| A city council which requires employees to call a nurse when they take time off sick said yesterday the approach was helping cut absenteeism. |
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| You should keep records of absences and introduce a trigger mechanism that alerts you to look into regular absenteeism and the reasons for it. |
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| Sandy Needham, chief executive of Bradford Chamber of Commerce, said absenteeism tended to be higher in the public sector. |
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| People who exercise regularly generally have a lower rate of absenteeism and require less health care. |
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| Poor teamwork seems to contribute more to doctors' absenteeism than overwork or low job control. |
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| Councillors warned staff in the department that absenteeism had become unacceptable and the work may be contracted out to private agencies. |
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| Mr Delaney said absenteeism has been minimal with the vast majority turning up for work earlier so they could finish at lunchtime. |
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| Whatever the reason, the continual absenteeism of legislators is a serious matter. |
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| As part of the crackdown against absenteeism, the parents of persistent truants have been threatened with tougher fines and jail sentences. |
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| While it will provide assistance for personal problems it will not eliminate all tardiness, absenteeism, accidents or morale problems. |
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| They have 27 people in the company now, with virtually no absenteeism. |
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| The referred students are subject to daily tracking of dropout risk factors, such as absenteeism, tardiness, failure and behaviour problems. |
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| Labour relations were also improved with fewer grievances and reduced absenteeism. |
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| Those who are left are so valued that no discipline is taken against absenteeism. |
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| It is the most common chronic respiratory disease among children, accounting for about one-quarter of all school absenteeism. |
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| The result is absenteeism though illness, a drop in work efficiency and even people allowing themselves to be excluded from the job market. |
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| Nor did the terms of the policy serve to determine whether the employer had grounds to terminate an employee for innocent absenteeism. |
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| The case involved a labourer who was dismissed for excessive absenteeism without notice or compensation after just two months' employment. |
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| Plus, studies have shown that, by meeting nursing women's needs, employers can lower rates of absenteeism and turnover. |
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| Satisfactory performance of the social function leads to higher production, reduced absenteeism and reduced turnover of labour. |
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| Enable employers to develop strategies of attraction, loyalty, staff motivation, and reduction of presenteeism and absenteeism at work. |
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| For businesses, it is about reducing the costs of absenteeism, sick pay and loss of productivity. |
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| A better working environment affects staff recruitment and retention and lowers rates of staff absenteeism. |
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| We have much lower absenteeism in Canada than we have in the U. S. plants, and that's part of our time off strategy. |
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| Despite the significant costs of absenteeism, we found no reporting of the management of these costs in any departmental annual reports. |
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| We will look at the rise of presenteeism as opposed to absenteeism. |
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| These schools wanted to improve other aspects of their school life as well, such as diminishing student absenteeism. |
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| School records can include information on absenteeism, suspensions, academic success or failure, and special needs. |
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| Also, the sick-pay policy has been improved, absenteeism has dropped, and shareholders have received dividends in four of the past six financial years. |
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| The indirect costs often exceed the direct costs of absenteeism. |
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| Also included were indirect costs of loss of production owing to absenteeism from work or days of inactivity for patients with or without a paid job. |
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| He infuses recurring, revelatory pieces about the emotional effects of a father's absenteeism to complement the ever-unfurling theme of ingenuousness. |
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| A secondary effect is increased absenteeism as health workers need time to care for sick relatives and to attend funerals. |
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| It is important for both employer and employee to take a broad view of the absenteeism issue when problems arise. |
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| While government has implemented some useful wellness programs, we found no analysis that would show that these wellness programs were targeted at the areas causing any significant amount of preventable absenteeism. |
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| More tolerant policies regarding absenteeism, tardiness, personal grooming, and dress codes have had negative implications for simulating an actual work environment. |
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| Experts urge the adoption of flexible working arrangements because they can be expected to reduce tardiness, absenteeism, and wasted time on non-business telephone calls. |
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| The little meal they bring from home for the lunch is not sufficient to inflect the illness, which often results in a lack of concentration at school, or an important absenteeism. |
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| Dexia Sofcah dedicated its first statistical conjuncture note to managing absenteeism in local authorities and to its impact as human and financial challenge. |
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| People around the person will notice behaviour associated with fatigue like irritability, loss of motivation, absenteeism, unusual mistakes, emotionalism and withdrawal. |
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| They resigned in October 2013 after falling out with the MP over his administration of the local party, his alleged absenteeism and his ambitions to become mayor of London. |
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| In the past year alone, over half of all employers saw increased absenteeism due to stress, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. Stress is a hot topic in many developed countries. |
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| An expert group set up by the government points out that Germany has much less absenteeism through sickness, even though, in some circumstances, workers can get their full pay. |
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| Studies demonstrate that a 5 per cent rise in teacher absenteeism can reduce pupil learning achievement by 4 per cent to 8 per cent of average gains over the year. |
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| Moreover, her future rate of headache-related absenteeism was predicted to be at a level which the respondent could easily accommodate without undue hardship. |
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| These findings indicate that the organization can reduce costs associated with absenteeism by making it easier for employees with dependent care responsibilities to vary when and where they work. |
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| It also provides important data on employment status, training, salaries, teacher qualifications and distribution, teacher absenteeism, teacher deployment and education outcomes. |
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| Try our handy calculator for a quick idea of absenteeism in your company. |
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| We provide you with solutions to reduce costs related to absenteeism and the help necessary to implement initiatives that promote organizational health and employee productivitity. |
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| His school record was undistinguished, marked by absenteeism and lacklustre grades. |
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| The results showed that perceived job stress is highly correlated with absenteeism. |
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| The cost to both public and private sectors of continued absenteeism was enormous, report added. |
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| Recognising and rewarding regular and punctual attendance is the best way to lower rates of absenteeism, according to a poll. |
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| The bulk of these gains are realized through lower healthcare utilization, decreased absenteeism and decreased presenteeism. |
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| However, Rana's exemplary dedication to his job masks a larger problem in India 6 high rates of absenteeism in the workplace, schools and even hospitals. |
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| He determined that both supervisory performance evaluations and nonrating measures of performance quality were negatively related to various forms of absenteeism. |
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| Although not life threatening, dysmenorrhea can be debilitating and psychologically taxing and is one of the leading causes of absenteeism from work and school. |
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| Low job satisfaction and a lack of responsibility are seen as the main reasons for employees choosing to ditch work by faking illness, according to a new absenteeism poll. |
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