Sentence examples for rising absenteeism from inspiring English sources

Rising absenteeism is a sure sign of stress in an organisation that is contracting.

Some claimed rising absenteeism was a crack in monolithic support for the Communist Party.The opposition candidates, Hildebrando Chaviano, a lawyer and journalist, and Yuniel López, a member of the unauthorised Independent and Democratic Cuba party, were labelled as "counter-revolutionaries" in official publicity.

On top of the rising absenteeism ― McGlothin estimates his prison is at 20percentt ― and worsening safety issues, the shutdown is distracting correction workers from their normal levels of vigilance, Heldreth argued.

Consequently, the level of stress in production rose and absenteeism rates climbed to a record-high of 3,11 % in 2000, exceeding the threshold of 2 % that is considered the structural limit for stable lean operations by Toyota (Pardi 2007).

It breaks the important and healthy link between the company and its workers: a link that can provide security to those employed and benefit the company's bottom line because of improved staff morale, reduced absenteeism and rising productivity and competitiveness.

Musculoskeletal injuries are a major public health problem because they are one of the main determinants of disability, work absenteeism, and rising health care costs, which can have profound effects on the quality of life (QOL) of the patients [ 1].

Overtime pay and absenteeism rose among city employees.

The mayor expressed disappointment that absenteeism rose slightly, with the average city employee missing 11.7 days of work during the last fiscal year.

Guevara's program of "moral incentives" for workers caused a rapid drop in productivity and a rapid rise in absenteeism.

Over recent years, as Quebec's healthcare system has been restructured and services have been integrated, several studies have observed an overall decrease in nurses' job satisfaction [ 23- 26], a rise in absenteeism, and increased psychological distress [ 21, 27- 29].

In London rising fuel and labour costs combined with worsening traffic, driver shortages and absenteeism have led to increases in fares and poorer reliability 7% of high-frequency buses are currently not arriving on time.