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"text": "Coordinate term: absenteeism"
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"ref": "2016, Slavina Spasova, Denis Bouget and Bart Vanhercke, Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, December 2016",
"text": "Research shows that presenteeism, apart from the obvious danger of contamination of other workers, can lead to longer absence from work later on."
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"ref": "2016 September 19, Peter Cheese, The Guardian",
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"(chiefly UK) The fact of being present at work, especially if one is too sick to be productive, or working beyond the expected hours."
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"sense": "being at work when sick",
"word": "出勤主義"
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"sense": "being at work when sick",
"word": "presenteismi"
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"sense": "being at work when sick",
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