Survey Says 32-Percent Have Skipped Work When Not Ill
By: RNS
Updated: October 10, 2009
CareerBuilders annual absentee survey shows that 32-percent of employees skipped work at least once in the past year when they werent ill.
Twelve-percent admit they called in to avoid something work-related, such as a meeting or a project deadline, while 32-percent note they simply didnt feel like going to work.
Others used the day to spend time with family, sleep, or take care of errands.
