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Перевод: absenteeism

[существительное]
абсентеизм ; невыход на работу; прогул

Тезаурус:

1. Persistent intermittent absenteeism
2. In the face of sustained high levels of non-excused absenteeism in Britain's schools, (up to one in ten pupils in some secondary schools), there have been increasing calls for more active legal intervention in truancy cases, from head teachers, school inspectors, the DES (Circular 2/86) and a number of MPs.
3. In the face of the benign totalitarianism of leisure capitalism and its off-the-peg self improvement, The Smiths glamourized debility and illness, advocated absenteeism, withdrawal, the failure to meet quotas of enjoyment.
4. The direct effect of job on absenteeism is shown to be zero.
5. It had been plagued by excessive absenteeism, restrictive practices, inter-union demarcation lines and poor product quality.
6. Once again, the strength of the relationship between job and absenteeism would remain the same as in the bivariate case.
7. "Our levels of absenteeism are not untypical of the London area," says Dennis Tunnicliffe, the managing director of London Underground; "And that's enough to cause some noise in the system."
8. We discover that there is a direct effect of both being female and job type on absentee behaviour, and an indirect effect of being female on absenteeism through the type of job women tend to hold.
9. We can say that being female therefore also has an indirect effect on absenteeism, through the type of work performed.
10. The running of multiple sessions has been another means of saving which, though not always a problem, has led to truncated teaching sessions, late-coming and absenteeism on the part of teachers and pupils.
11. lateness and absenteeism
12. While we are at it, we will check whether we were right to believe that being female is a causal influence upon job type and absenteeism.
13. This point is academic - first, because so much of this type of absenteeism goes unnoticed or unrecorded (it was described as "hidden" truancy by the Pack Report), and second, because, realistically, the use of legal procedures would probably not be contemplated by any LEA until the problem had worsened and discussion with parents had failed to resolve it.