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Jan 26 • 16:46 UTC • 🇮🇸 Iceland • Visir

Increased Sick Leave Not Due to Individual Issues

Recent data suggests that rising sick leave in the labor market is attributed to systemic factors such as stress, staffing shortages, and increasingly demanding work environments, rather than individual health problems.

#sick leave #systemic issues #work environment #stress #Nordic countries

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