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call in sick

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call in sick
to call one's place of work to say that one is ill and cannot come to work. (See also report in sick.) Four of our office staff called in sick today. I have to call in sick today.
See also: call, sick

call in sick
to telephone work or school to say you are ill and will not be there I woke up with a terrible cold and had to call in sick last week.
See also: call, sick


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Summary: More than 45,000 NHS workers call in sick each day - around one and a half times the absence rate seen in the private sector More than 45,000 NHS workers call in sick each day - around one and a half times the absence rate seen in the private sector.
com's annual survey of absenteeism: 43 Percentage of workers who chose Wednesday as the most popular day to call in sick (getting over the midweek hump by fabricating an excuse): 27 Monday: 26 Friday: 14 Percentage of hiring managers who said they are more suspicious of employees calling in sick on a Monday or Friday: 63 Compiled by John MacIntyre
The report said workers in Liverpool were more likely to call in sick when nothing is wrong with them than any other city in the country.
 
 
 
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