Is it correct?
You always absent yourself from work
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thank you for suggestion
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If I were editing a document I would probably change the sentence to use absent as an adjective. "You are always absent from work".
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Technically correct, but it's a little formal (awkward?) to use absent this way, ie. as a verb. You could use "excuse yourself from work" or "avoid work".
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