US EditionNew Analysis: Here Are the Primary School Teachers Who Are Most Ill
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The average number of sick days in Denmark has increased since Covid-19, according to an analysis from CEPOS
Sickness absence among primary school teachers varies significantly from municipality to municipality. This is shown by a new analysis from the think tank Cepos. On average, teachers had 12.6 sick days in 2025, but in some municipalities the absence is as high as 20 days per year, while others are around 9 days. In the capital area, Frederikssund is the highest with 17.3 sick days, followed by Hillerød with 16.6 sick days. This places the two mu…
Primary school teachers in Odsherred were sick for an average of 19.4 days in 2025. This is the highest sick leave among the country's municipalities, when island municipalities are not counted.
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