1 permitted absence from work because of illness --
2 a period of time that a worker is allowed to be away from work because they are ill: --
Thus, this observation may indicate that care recipients with higher incomes were more likely to take sick leave from their employers rather than unpaid leave.
Distributions were fitted to the transition probabilities and parameters evaluating resource use, number of sick leave days, and utilities.
To meet requests from public authorities or to satisfy legal requirements, physicians may perform examinations or certify sick leave.
The greatest share of production loss due to sick leave was attributed to "back" diagnoses (code 81) and "other diseases of musculoskeletal organs" (code 82).
In 1987, an estimated 30 million sick leave days were attributed to back disorders.
As regards sick leave, diagnosisrelated statistics are published only about every tenth year.
A population-based study of spinal pain among 35-45-year-old individuals : prevalence, sick leave and health care use.
Indirect costs included the costs of production losses due to sick leave from paid or unpaid work.
