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Germany's Sick-Note Crackdown Examined for Effectiveness
An analysis suggests that Germany's recent crackdown on sick notes may be addressing symptoms rather than the underlying causes of absenteeism. The policy aims to reduce the number of employees taking sick leave, but critics argue it might not tackle the root issues.
27 Jul, 05:12 — 27 Jul, 05:47
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YahooMostly Factual1d ago
Analysis-Germany's sick-note crackdown may be treating the symptoms, not the disease
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Germany’s sick-note crackdown may be treating the symptoms, not the disease
Workers in Germany took an average of about 22 days of sick leave in 2024, among the highest levels internationally.
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First report: Yahoo · 27 Jul, 05:12|Full coverage: 2 · 35m|Window: 35m
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