Tag #Sick Leave

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Hesse Sickness Rate Drops Slightly in 2024

Hesse's 2024 employee sickness rate dropped to 5.6 percent (20 days/employee), down from 5.7 percent in 2023, with respiratory illnesses, musculoskeletal problems, and mental health issues as the main causes; despite the slight decrease, the high rate of medical certificates obtained suggests a pote...

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Soaring Temporary Disability Costs in Spain Prompt Government Review

Spain's spending on temporary disability benefits has skyrocketed 171% since 2014 to €13.59 billion in 2022, prompting the AIReF to analyze the causes and propose solutions, comparing Spain to other EU countries with higher sickness absence rates.

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Rhineland-Palatinate Sickness Rate Decreases Slightly in 2024

In 2024, the sickness rate among employed individuals in Rhineland-Palatinate decreased to 5.7 percent (20 days), down from 5.9 percent in 2023, mainly due to fewer respiratory illnesses, though mental health issues increased. Data from 146,600 DAK-insured employees was analyzed by the IGES Institut...

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Debate over Eliminating First Day of Paid Sick Leave in Germany

German Allianz CEO Oliver Bäte suggested eliminating paid sick leave on the first day of illness, sparking a debate among politicians and economists regarding its economic and social implications, with counter-proposals focusing on preventative healthcare and employee bonuses.

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Sick Leave in Germany: A Look at Absenteeism

This article discusses the high rates of sick leave in Germany and explores the reasons behind people's decision to call in sick when they aren't actually ill.

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