The Mobile Statbank - Absence from work by sector, sex, cause of absence, industry (DB25 20-grouping), indicator of absence and time

Absence from work

Sector
Sex
Cause of absence
Industry (DB25 20-grouping)
Indicator of absence
Time

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All sectors General government Government including social security funds Municipal and regional government total Regional government Municipal government Corporations and organizations Corporations and organizations - Fixed salary-earners Corporations and organizations - Workers paid by the hour

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Sex, total Men Women

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Own sickness Childrens sickness Occupational injury Maternity and adoption leave

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A-V Industry, total A Agriculture, forestry and fishing B Mining and quarrying C Manufacturing D Energy supply E Water supply, sewage and waste management F Construction and civil engineering G Wholesale and retail trade H Transport I Accommodation and restaurants J Publishing and media production K IT and telecommunications L Finance and insurance M Trade, rental and management of real estate N Consulting, research and development O Administrative and support activities P Public administration and safety Q Education R Health and social work S Culture, sport and leisure TUV Organisations, auto repair and personal services

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Absence rate Average no. of absence days per full-time employed Average no. of absence periods per full-year employed Average no. of calendar days per absence period Full-time employed Full-year employed Periods of absence (number) Absence days (in full day equivalents) (number)

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2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013

Absence from work

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Cause of absence
Indicator of absence

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