absenteeism

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• Chronic absenteeism is up, as is the number of students who fared poorly in core classes, she said.

• What’s more, unlike the jobless rate, which has steadily declined from its April peak, the rate of absenteeism — as it is called by economists — has remained stubbornly high.

• Chronic absenteeism across the state may be surging by as much as 220 percent, reports Will Huntsberry.

• In a recent corporate filing, the company noted that it has racked up $540 million in pandemic-related expenses due to absenteeism, downtime and protective equipment.

• “Given we’ve also seen school district reports of higher levels of absenteeism in many different school districts, this is something to really be concerned about,” researcher Megan Kuhfeld said on a call with reporters.

• Among the different problems the act attempts to address is the problem of chronic absenteeism [PDF].

• Plus, studies have shown that, by meeting nursing women's needs, employers can lower rates of absenteeism and turnover.

• This, or else a tactful absenteeism, became their custom whenever licencing matters came up to be discussed.

• Yet there were many sources of weakness in the scheme of government—divided authority, absenteeism, personal unfitness.

• Absenteeism is no new complaint; Adam Smith discussed proposals for an absentee-tax.

• No men profess to lament more than the priests and agitators.