absenteeism

ab·sen·tee·ism (

n-t

1. Habitual failure to appear, especially for work or other regular duty.

2. The rate of occurrence of habitual absence from work or duty.

absenteeism [ˌæbsənˈtiːɪzəm]

persistent absence from work, school, etc.

absenteeism

the practice of extensive or permanent absence from their property by owners. — absentee, n.

See also: Land

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Noun

absenteeism - habitual absence from work

absence - failure to be present

Translations

absenteeism [ˌæbsənˈtiːɪzəm] N → absentismo m

absenteeism [ˌæbs^ənˈtiːɪzəm] n → absentÃ©isme m
absentee landlord n → propriÃ©taire mf absentÃ©iste
absentee voter (US) n → Ã©lecteur/trice m/f qui vote par correspondance

absenteeism

n → häufige Abwesenheit; (pej) → Krankfeiern nt; (Sch) → Schwänzen nt; the rate of absenteeism among workers → die Abwesenheitsquote bei Arbeitern

absenteeism [ˌæbs/ənˈtiːɪz/əm] n → assenteismo

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In Global Security in the 21st Century: The Quest for Power and the Search for Peace, author Sean Kay points out that teacher absenteeism is a growing problem that, ultimately, can even contribute to upsetting the delicate balance of global security.

Teacher, where are you? by Whitehead, Diane P. / Childhood Education

Byline: SARAH BARDON THE Health Service Executive is a "sick organisation in need of radical reform", it was claimed yesterday, after massive absenteeism rates were exposed.

SICK TO THE CORE; HSE's absenteeism rate costs taxpayer EUR150m a year by The Mirror (London, England)

Absenteeism is on the rise in the workplace, and a new trend may just mean that your employees have ironclad excuses.

Excused Absence - Get Excused with a Fake Absence Note by Margaret Marquisi / Consumer news, advice, product reviews community

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