In 2007, How Often Did Workers Call in Sick When

question 11

Multiple Choice

In 2007, how often did workers call in sick when they were not sick?

• A)20-36 percent of the time
• B)Less than 20 percent of the time
• C)More than 66 percent of the time
• D)40-50 percent of the time

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