1.1℅
(Average number of employees = 800
Missed worker days due to job absence =220
Number of scheduled workdays = 800
Absenteeism rate = Number of worker-days lost through job absence during the period / ( Average number of employees*number of work days.) *100
= 220/( 800*25) *100
=( 220/20000 )*100
= 1.1
Absenteeism rate =1.1 percent)
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