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Germany's sick-note crackdown may be treating the symptoms, not the disease

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By Francesco Canepa Verified
| Sioux City Journal Verified
FRANKFURT — Germany's plans to tighten sick-note rules may be mistaking the symptoms of rising absenteeism for the underlying illness, researchers say, pointing to mental health strains and deteriorating working conditions in sectors such as healthcare and education. kAm(@C<6CD :? v6C>2?J E@@< 2? 2G6C286 @7 23@FE aa 52JD @7 D:4< =62G6 :? a_ac[ 2>@?8 E96 9:896DE =6G6=D :?E6C?2E:@?2==J] %92E 7:8FC6[ 7C@> E96 2DD@4:2E:@? @7 4@>A2?J 962=E9 :?DFC6CD qzz[ ;F>A65 D92CA=J :? a_aa 27E6C E96 :?EC@5F4E:@?
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By Francesco Canepa Verified
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FRANKFURT — Germany's plans to tighten sick-note rules may be mistaking the symptoms of rising absenteeism for the underlying illness, researchers say, pointing to mental health strains and deteriorating working conditions in sectors such as healthcare and education. Workers in Germany took an average of about 22 days of sick leave in 2024, among the highest levels internationally.
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Germany's sick-note crackdown may be treating the symptoms, not the disease

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By Francesco Canepa Verified
| Fremont Tribune Verified
Germany's plans to tighten sick-note rules may be mistaking the symptoms of rising absenteeism for the underlying illness, researchers say.
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