England Finds a Cure for Absenteeism.

The article describes how Great Britain addressed absenteeism among workers in wartime factories in 1942. As factors conducive to excessive physical fatigue led to absenteeism, such as long hours and bad factor conditions, the British government recommended that the long hours be discontinued and eliminated Sunday work. Moreover, aside from providing music for workers, factories also paid attention to the correct use of color in the factories.