The phrase "absence period" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration of time during which someone is not present or available, often in contexts like work or education.
Example: "The employee's absence period was documented for the duration of their medical leave."
Alternatives: "time away" or "absence duration".
Thus, the eigenvalue averaging in (20) can be applied only during the speech absence period.
For sick-listed employees full RTW and ending of the sickness absence period coincides, in principle.
Among participants with absence spells we further examined the odds of a longer compared to a shorter sickness absence period.
When I came here my focus was to return to work when my absence period runs out.
Table 1 describes the sample at the start of the initial long-term sickness absence period separately for the two macroeconomic periods.
In 2005 2007, 66,836 persons in the training data set and 31,567 persons in the validation data set experienced an initial long-term sickness absence period.
Third, it can be argued that trade unions provide their members with better information about vacation entitlements and the conditions under which employees can enforce them.5 Fourth, union members may be better able to establish working conditions in accordance with their preferences than non-members, for example, with regard to working hours, shift work and absence periods.
To identify all wolf presence and absence periods we automated queries in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and in Microsoft Access software.
In addition, we retrieved starting and ending dates of all compensated sickness absence periods during the follow-up.
We converted the Gilliland et al. estimate to days of absence by multiplying the absence periods by the average duration of an absence.
Although long-term absences only constitute a small fraction of all absence periods, they comprise up to 75% of all absence costs [ 6, 7].
