Sentence examples for preceding sickness from inspiring English sources
15 We included in the comparison group only participants who would have been entitled to partial sickness benefit as for the length of the preceding sickness absence.
Recurrence of sickness absence (due to the same or related MSD) with an accepted sickness benefit claim within 4 weeks after ending of the previous sickness benefit is considered as belonging to the preceding sickness benefit period.
Recurrence of sickness absence with an accepted sickness benefit claim within 4 weeks after ending of the previous sickness benefit is considered as belonging to the preceding sickness benefit period, on condition that it is due to the same (or related) MSD.
However, recent evidence suggests that poor economic resources are more likely to precede sickness absence than vice versa.
Thus, in our sample, receivers of full sickness benefit had not received partial sickness benefit, but they would have been entitled to it as for the length of the preceding fulltime sickness absence.
The sick leave benefits is computed on the basis of the total salary received in the month preceding the sickness episode.
And it is not the prospect of my own death that sustains sorrow, for it preceded my sickness by many years, by all the years of my consciousness, in fact.
Therefore, disability retirement is typically preceded by sickness absence of 300 days or more.
In some other countries (e.g., Sweden, Norway, Denmark), taking part-time sick leave is allowed without any preceding full-time sickness absence.
17 However, the other two studies highlighted that a preceding increase in sickness absence during pregnancy applied particularly to young women, 18 and that young age during pregnancy was associated with a higher frequency of sickness absence.
This means that recurrences of sickness absence within four weeks after first day of full RTW, will be considered as belonging to the preceding period of sick leave, on condition that this is due to the consequences of the surgery.
