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"Black Sheep Abuse Rights" and Reykjavík Takes Action

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Reykjavík City staff have taken more sick days in the last three years than in previous years. Management considers this a serious development and has decided to take special measures. The CEO of the Chamber of Commerce believes that it is too common for people to abuse the system, which also offers it.
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"Black Sheep Abuse Rights" and Reykjavík Takes Action

Reykjavík City staff have taken more sick days in the last three years than in previous years. Management considers this a serious development and has decided to take special measures. The CEO of the Chamber of Commerce believes that it is too common for people to abuse the system, which also offers it.

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Vísir broke the news in on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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