0 the act of staying at work longer than usual, or going to work when you are ill, to show that you work hard and are important to your employer:
Job insecurity is making presenteeism increasingly common.
1 the practice of staying at work longer than usual or when you are ill to show that you work hard and are important to your employer:
Job insecurity is making presenteeism increasingly common.
"It's becoming more obvious that presenteeism is a big cost to business," he commented.
The survey showed that 79% of working mothers believe that "presenteeism" dominates the culture of work.
She said the problem facing industry was not absenteeism but presenteeism.
The macho, sexist culture of presenteeism rampaged in the City for 30 years.
My wife at the time had non-contractual presenteeism of about 72 hours a week as a management consultant in a new business sector.
We have a terrible culture in this country of presenteeism.
The cost due to presenteeism is likely even larger, although methods of analyzing the economic impacts of presenteeism are still being developed.
Without objective setting may lead to presenteeism.
