Pronunciation: /ˌæbsənˈtiːɪzəm/
noun the practice of regularly staying away from work or school without a good reason
A1 Absenteeism means not being at school or work when you are supposed to be.
A2 The teacher talked to the students about the importance of attending classes regularly to avoid absenteeism.
B1 The company implemented a new policy to address the issue of absenteeism among employees.
B2 High levels of absenteeism can have a negative impact on productivity and team morale.
C1 The HR department conducted a study to analyze the factors contributing to absenteeism in the workplace.
C2 Effective communication and support from managers can help reduce absenteeism rates in organizations.
formal The company implemented a new policy to address the issue of absenteeism among its employees.
informal John got a warning from his boss about his absenteeism last month.
slang Sally's constant absenteeism is really starting to annoy the team.
figurative In a way, absenteeism can be seen as a form of silent protest against the workplace.
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