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C/HR/757. Increasing Sickness and Absenteeism in UK employees
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The paper looks at the increasing levels of sickness and absenteeism in UK administrative employees discussing the causes of low motivation and frustration, explaining the role of line managers, considering the demographics of absenteeism and its relation to stress.
KEYWORDS: Sickness and Absenteeism, UK employees, motivation, stress,
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