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• Levy also discusses absence rates, turnover, and counterproductive behaviors.
• Student and teacher absence rates in the region are also high.
• The Bureau of National Affairs Inc . tracks monthly unscheduled absence rates.
• Furthermore, the absence rates of teachers and students were high, while their retainment rates low.
• The trust reported a 6.7 % staff absence rate, the highest in England in 2014 / 5.
• At that time it had 1771 full time equivalent staff and a sickness absence rate of 4.3 %.
• Electronic registration measures will be introduced in more than 500 high schools with higher than average absence rates, he added.
• It has had the highest staff sickness absence rate of any acute trust in England for three years in a row.
• The absence rate has been reduced " tremendously, " she said, though she declined to give specific figures.
• In the last three years _ when many organizations began adopting these programs _ CCH fact-gatherers have found that absence rates have fallen.
• Across the region, school districts and employers tried to assess what kind of absence rate to expect, and cobbled together last-minute policies.
• The research involved tabulating the absence rate due to illness of more than 3, 700 Polaroid employees working in 40 buildings in Massachusetts in 1994.
• Still, many organizations don't have people sitting around waiting to fill in, so even a paltry-sounding 2 percent absence rate is noticed.
• In economics, the "'absence rate "'is the ratio of workers with absences to total full-time wage and salary employment.
• According to the U . S . Department of Agriculture, eating breakfast leads to improved test performance, reduced tardiness and absence rates, increased attention, improved behavior and emotional adjustment.
• Students who ate more school breakfasts saw their absence rate fall from 9.2 days per year to 6.3, and increased their math grades, though their grades in other subjects were unaffected.
• At that time it had 4948 full time equivalent staff and a sickness absence rate of 3 % . 89 % of staff recommend it as a place for treatment and 77 % recommended it as a place to work.
• "The absence rate is going down, " he added, " as companies increasingly become savvy to and aware of the results that can be had by giving employees more control over their time ."
• India's absence rates are one of the worst in the world; one study found that 25 % of public sector teachers and 40 % of government owned public sector medical workers could not be found at the workplace.
• Rob Winter, manager of human-resource services for the Shawnee Mission School District in suburban Johnson County, Kan ., said the district in October called on substitutes to fill an average unscheduled daily absence rate of 6 percent.