The phrase "absentee days" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the days when someone is absent from work or school, often in the context of attendance policies.
Example: "The school has a policy that allows students to have up to five absentee days per semester without penalty."
Alternatives: "absence days" or "days absent".
It's a major seasonal rite, marking the transition from summer into fall, from the absentee days of August to the magazine-listings craziness of September.
In 2013 the economist Nicholas Gruen estimated that in 2013 the total costs of mental illness had reached $190bn, with 19 million absentee days attributed to mental illness each year.
"If we build an amazing tool that helps consumers see chiropractors and massage therapists, more easily and at the right price, in theory the number of absentee days will go down, the pain level should decrease and productivity should go up".
and for each health effect (e.g., improvement in each biomarker, stress reduction, increase in self-efficacy, changes in quality of life, absentee days reduced, QALY gains, etc).
Non-health care-related or indirect costs were those related to lost work productivity (number of absentees and days of absenteeism).
The disputed voting window results from an overlap between Tuesday's beginning of absentee voting 35 days before Election Day, and the Oct. 6 end of voter registration.
As part of its makeover, the government tightened sickness and unemployment benefits to strip Swedes of some of the world's highest sickness absentee rates (40.2 days yearly when Borg's government came into power, 34.6 days now).
Mr. Klock said the law was clear, that the secretary was required to collect certified results from all counties by one week after election day, and then reach a final tally including overseas absentee ballots three days later.
States and territories must send absentee ballots 45 days before an election.
And liberal sick time and family-leave policies have created an unusually high absentee rate: every day, nearly 30 percent of the force does not show up.
The reports provide the names and party identification for everyone who has requested an absentee ballot that day in those four states, which are among those that have most aggressively embraced early voting.
