Sentence examples for absence cost from inspiring English sources

Cantona's absence cost United the title in 1995.

But the defensive frailties that are often the corollary of Kompany's absence cost the home team.

The Exiles had just gone down to 14 men, a result of the scrum-half Chris Cook's deliberate knock-on, and his absence cost his side after the break.

This measure does not include personnel absence cost, i.e. the value of employees' foregone productive contribution.

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This bed loss, combined with staff absence, cost an estimated £635,000 (U.S.$1.01 millionn) per 1,000 beds.

It is estimated that this 'presenteeism' costs UK businesses £15.1 billion per year in reduced productivity, while mental health related sickness absence costs £8.4bn.

We have examined the likely costs of bullying to the NHS in England as an organisation, drawing on available research and data sources to calculate the impact of bullying and harassment on resultant sickness absence, sickness absence costs to the employer, employee turnover, diminished productivity, sickness presenteeism, compensation, litigation and employment relations costs.

Overall sickness absence costs the economy £22bn a year - mental health and musculoskeletal problems are major factors.

These findings highlight that internal substitution insures firms against production disruptions and that absence costs are important aspects of firms' hiring and separation decisions.

Sickness absence costs the economy £22bn a year - a scourge which Dame Carol Black, who has been advising the government on workplace health issues in recent years, describes as "bad for families, the community and the economy".