Sentences with phrase «in absenteeism due»

Our guide shows that over a third of employers have seen a negative impact on employee morale due to this increased pressure, and some have reported an increase in absenteeism due to workplace stress.

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A survey report published by the Malaria Journal indicates that about 93 percent of businesses in the Greater Accra, Ashanti and Western regions agreed on the need to invest in malaria control as the disease accounted for an economic loss of US$ 6.58 million between 2013 and 2014 and 4,000 workdays due to absenteeism.

Sickness and absenteeism due to external factors were often an issue, and Kirsty became keen to break the mould and bring in fresh blood.

As the science of antimicrobial technology continues to advance, we should raise our sights to understanding the ability of antimicrobial technology reducing school absenteeism due to illness because the culprit microbes are continuously being eliminated from the surfaces of the products, and in this case, the school classroom.

Many times, absenteeism due to truancy and medical issues can play a role in a student being held back.

I am puzzled by the ostensible justification due to «absenteeism» — sounds like a straw target (like capacity — concepts Adamowski is always bandying about in his endeavor to privatize schools).

There were no differences in employment status but there was lower absenteeism due to health among those who were employed.

In Canada, as in other industrialized countries, mental ill health accounts for a very significant and growing share of days lost due to absenteeism and lost productivitIn Canada, as in other industrialized countries, mental ill health accounts for a very significant and growing share of days lost due to absenteeism and lost productivitin other industrialized countries, mental ill health accounts for a very significant and growing share of days lost due to absenteeism and lost productivity.

Analyses were carried out with 2312 students in Grade 7 (mean age = 13.22; SD = 0.61) and 2421 students in Grade 9, the marginal difference in sample sizes being caused by a change in student population, due to absenteeism at one measurement point.

The cost of the intervention to the company was # 70 per employee; there was a 6-fold return on investment due to a reduction in absenteeism and improvements in workplace productivity (Mills et al., 2007).