Sentence examples for long-term absence from inspiring English sources

It is now the main reason for long-term absence.

Those at Muirfield who oppose change would see any long-term absence as the Open's loss.

Poor health leads to long-term absence and a high staff turnover, she says.

And if you feel you're being bullied by management over long-term absence seek union advice immediately.

Long-term absence of 20 days or more accounted for 43% of all working time lost, costing £5.8bn.

The Everton manager's defensive problems have increased with Leighton Baines set for a long-term absence due to an ankle injury suffered in training last week.

(Employers are four times more likely to cite stress as the biggest cause of long-term absence than their counterparts in the private sector).

Barring a long-term absence from concussion (or McDavid scoring 150 points and single-handedly taking the Oilers to the playoffs), it's Crosby's to lose.

Philadelphia, which has yet to win a game, will again have to deal with the long-term absence of striker KELLY SMITH, the English international.

This should be of concern to employers – besides their duty of care to staff – because stress is now the biggest cause of long-term absence from work.

Of course, the Ashes winners have been knocked out of shape by a series of injuries to key players and the long-term absence of captain Michael Vaughan.