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Presenteeism

Presenteeism or working while sick is the act or culture of employees continuing to work as a performative measure, despite having reduced productivity levels or negative consequences. Reduced productivity during presenteeism is often due to illness, injury, exhaustion, or other conditions, but presenteeism can also describe working while contagiously…

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Presenteeism

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Avg. degree1.97
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Presenteeism

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related to Workloads and job demands · 24
Presenteeism → American Association, Bakker, Canadian, Caverely, Complementing, Cunningham, Demerouti, Forced, Hox, In, Instead, Jobs, Le Blanc, Macgregor, McKevitt, Michigan, Moreover, Occupational Health Nurses, Patricia Strasser, Reg Williams
has impact · 20
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related to Relationship with absenteeism · 16
Presenteeism → Additionally, Aronsson, Commenting, Elovainio, Ferrie, For, Furthermore, He, However, In, Instead, Johns, Kivimaki, The, Vahtera, Virtanen
related to Occupations and work environments · 13
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related to Ease of replacement · 12
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related to Implications for practice · 12
Presenteeism → Companies, Complementing, Edington, Firms, Given, In, In November, San Francisco, Schultz, These, They, United States
related to Poor health and exhaustion · 12
Presenteeism → Aronsson, Bergstrom, Bodin, Demerouti, Exhaustion, For, Furthermore, Hagberg, Health, Josephson, National Institute, Occupational Safety
related to Productivity loss · 12
Presenteeism → Complementing, Edington, Furthermore, Goetzel, Moreover, Nonetheless, One, Schultz, The, These, United States, While
related to Temporary and permanent employment · 12
Presenteeism → Aronsson, Based, Bockerman, Furthermore, Gustafson, Heponiemi, In, Johns, Laukkanen, More, Temporary, This
related to Construct validity · 11
Presenteeism → Aronsson, Dallner, For, Gustafsson, He, In, Johns, Scholars, Simply, Simpson, The

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allergiesinstance ofThese authors examined conditions0.80text
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chronic paininstance ofThese authors examined conditions0.80text
diabetesinstance ofThese authors examined conditions0.80text
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influenzainstance ofless likely overall to sustain nonfatal injuries than workers without access to paid sick leave.Workplace epidemicsIn the case of an infectious disease0.80text
a culture of presenteeism will inevitably also lead to further infections throughout the workforceinstance ofless likely overall to sustain nonfatal injuries than workers without access to paid sick leave.Workplace epidemicsIn the case of an infectious disease0.80text
compounding the ill-effectsinstance ofless likely overall to sustain nonfatal injuries than workers without access to paid sick leave.Workplace epidemicsIn the case of an infectious disease0.80text
leading to a much wider probleminstance ofless likely overall to sustain nonfatal injuries than workers without access to paid sick leave.Workplace epidemicsIn the case of an infectious disease0.80text
influenzainstance ofWorkplace epidemicsIn the case of an infectious disease0.80text
a culture of presenteeism will inevitably also lead to further infections throughout the workforceinstance ofWorkplace epidemicsIn the case of an infectious disease0.80text
compounding the ill-effectsinstance ofWorkplace epidemicsIn the case of an infectious disease0.80text

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