Betekenis van:
absenteeism

absenteeism
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • ziekteverzuim
  • habitual absence from work

Hyperoniemen

absenteeism
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • arbeidsverzuim
  • habitual absence from work

Hyperoniemen

absenteeism
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • absenteïsme
  • habitual absence from work

Hyperoniemen


Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. In the employment field, the objective is to tackle high rotation and absenteeism.
  2. In the employment field, the objective is to cope with high rotation and absenteeism.
  3. High absenteeism and a lack of qualified workers are currently the main problems facing the yard;
  4. To address the problem of high absenteeism and the outflow of qualified workers, the plan included pay increases.
  5. The restructuring plan recognises that high absenteeism, rotation and the inefficiency of the employment and wage structure are among the yard’s main problems.
  6. collection of best practices in work-place strategies to reduce the impact of harmful and hazardous alcohol consumption on the economy (e.g. reduce absenteeism, drinking during working hours, working with a hangover and unemployment);
  7. Internally, the plan envisages expanding carrier development systems, introducing incentive-related pay (overtime management, employee evaluation, checks on absenteeism and pay based on work performed, timeliness and quality of implementation) and developing corporate identity.
  8. To address the problem of high absenteeism and the outflow of qualified workers, the plan included pay increases. These would mean that average pay in 2011 would be 28 % higher than average pay in 2006.
  9. From 2006 the yard faced serious workforce problems: a high rate of absenteeism, rotation of employees and the outflow of qualified workers to other shipyards, in particular in Germany and Norway, where the wages offered were significantly higher.
  10. The plan states that one of the yard’s main problems is high absenteeism and a shortage of qualified workers, who are leaving for better pay at other European yards.
  11. The plan identifies macroeconomic factors such as the Polish zloty’s appreciation against the US dollar, the increase in steel prices and external factors such as the outflow of qualified workforce from the yard, high absenteeism, poor organisation and low productivity.
  12. development of standardised comparative surveys on heavy drinking, binge-drinking (episodic heavy drinking), drunkenness, context of drinking, alcohol dependence and unrecorded consumption; collection of best practices in work-place strategies to reduce the impact of harmful and hazardous alcohol consumption on the economy (e.g. reduce absenteeism, drinking during working hours, working with a hangover and unemployment);
  13. The Commission doubted whether the planned pay increases of about 5 % per annum would be sufficient to motivate workers to remain at the yard, while a high level of absenteeism and a shortage of qualified workers — as these had been leaving to earn better pay in other European yards — were (and still are) one of the yard’s major problems.
  14. Internally, the plan provides for career development policies, the introduction of a motivational system of remuneration (overtime management, evaluation of employees, monitoring of absenteeism, remuneration based on projects and the timeliness and quality of implementation) and development of the company’s identity.
  15. Second, the assumption that wages will rise by some 4-6 % per annum during the restructuring period appears to be an underestimate in view of the serious lack of qualified staff, rotation and absenteeism and the wage competition that both yards have faced from yards abroad and in Poland.