US EditionUnworked Days Due to Mental Health Casualties Are Doubled in Five Years and Incapacity Lasts Almost 100 Days on Average
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The number of working days lost for mental health has become a major problem in recent years. So much so that between 2018 and 2023, the number of working days lost for this reason doubled, which places this type of pathology as one of the most growing among the causes of medical leave from work. This is highlighted by a study on temporary incapacity in Spain prepared by the Valencia Institute of Economic Research (IVIE) in collaboration with th…
The potential impact of job losses on the Spanish economy as a whole is 81,574 million euros of GDP, 5.4% of the total. This figure represents 25.9 billion euros more of total cost per year than in 2018, an increase of 47% , according to the study Evolution of the temporary disability and sinisterness in Spain, carried out by the mutual Umivale Activa and the Valencia Institute of Economic Research (Ivie) and presented at the headquarters of the…
It's a fact: employees feel less and less well at work. So much so that since 2019, absenteeism has jumped by 41%, the highest level ever achieved since the last reference period. A survey conducted by the 2025 edition of the datascope of the datascope of AXA, a specialist in insurance and asset management, reveals to what extent the cessation of illness is now necessary for workers. Problem: the latter's compensation starts only on the fourth d…
Zamora is a land of constant work, with an economy that relies especially on sectors such as agriculture, livestock, agro-industry and some centers of logistic activity and services. Many Zamorans have dedicated their working life to physical, demanding and, at times, high wear and tear.
Spain is at the head of Europe in the rate of temporary disability (IT) due to illness, with 5.6% of days lost and an economic impact that represents 5.4% of GDP
Spain has become the country of the European Union with one of the highest rates of absenteeism due to temporary disability (IT), and also the one that has seen this phenomenon grow the fastest. This is concluded by the last study presented by the mutual Umivale Activa and the Valencia Institute of Economic Research (Ivie), a research that alerts to the economic and social impact of a situation that, although silent, already has measurable effec…
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