Absences Due to Mental Illness Increased by 42 Percent in Ten Years
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According to an AOK analysis, respiratory diseases are the most common cause of absenteeism in the job. However, the effect of mental illnesses such as depression or burn-out is growing. Social professions are particularly affected.
Scientific Institute of the AOK: Berlin (ots) - The steady increase in sick reports due to mental illness and the associated long downtimes of employees are key drivers for the increase in absenteeism in recent years. This is ...
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When a flu epidemic hits, many workers are unable to go to work. However, other illnesses are also increasingly affecting sick leave, an analysis has shown, the German press agency (dpa) reported. According to the AOK health insurance company, mental illnesses are increasingly becoming a driver of absenteeism – and with long breaks in work. That is why […]
After an evaluation of the AOK, mental illnesses are increasingly becoming a driver for absenteeism in the job – with long downtimes. Employees in social professions are particularly affected.
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