Definitions
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- noun An unexplained absence to work, usually grounds for punishment, where the employee does not alert the employer of his absence ahead of time nor during the scheduled shift
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Examples
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Things became more interesting when it became apparent that one of the evening shift nurses was also going to be a no-call-no-show for her shift, too.
What the Shadow Knows Mother Jones RN 2007
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JCAHO was inspecting the unit, and one of the day nurses had been a no-call-no-show for her shift again.
Archive 2007-07-01 Mother Jones RN 2007
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JCAHO was inspecting the unit, and one of the day nurses had been a no-call-no-show for her shift again.
What the Shadow Knows Mother Jones RN 2007
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Things became more interesting when it became apparent that one of the evening shift nurses was also going to be a no-call-no-show for her shift, too.
Archive 2007-07-01 Mother Jones RN 2007
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It'd appear that Apple has a very, very strict no-call-no-show policy: three times, and you're done.
Gawker 2010
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- It'd appear that Apple has a very, very strict no-call-no-show policy: three times, and you're done.
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- It'd appear that Apple has a very, very strict no-call-no-show policy: three times, and you're done.
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- It'd appear that Apple has a very, very strict no-call-no-show policy: three times, and you're done.
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- It'd appear that Apple has a very, very strict no-call-no-show policy: three times, and you're done.
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