The phrase "a work absence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period when someone is not present at their job or workplace.
Example: "Due to a work absence, I will need to reschedule our meeting for next week."
Alternatives: "an absence from work" or "a job absence".
"Fathers with even a short work absence because of family obligations are recommended for fewer rewards and receive lower performance ratings," write Amy J. C. Cuddy and Joan Williams in their 2012 HBR article, citing two separate studies.
Due to the responsibility of the employer, Stable return-to-work possibly contained a period of work absence of a maximum of 14 days during the follow-up month including the specific day.
In a secondary care centre in Switzerland, the WAI and a questionnaire about work absence were administered in AS patients prior to cardiovascular training.
These data are supported by the findings of a prospective study of work absence in a large working population [ 5].
A US study highlighted the substantial socioeconomic impact of HMB, with financial losses of greater than $2000 per patient per year as a result of work absence and additional home management costs4.
The estimation results for female workers on work absences show clearly that the wage effect of a spell of work absence is negative for any type of work absence.
We attempt to test whether the incidence of a spell of work absence affects wages and whether the effect varies across types of absences.
Chronic low back pain (pain of at least three months duration [ 1] [references]) is a significant health problem and a major cause of work absence and disability in industrialised countries.
Depression is common in general practice and a common reason for work absence [ 4].
