Sentence examples for public sickness from inspiring English sources

All individuals in Sweden with income from work or unemployment benefits are covered by the same public sickness insurance, providing sick-leave benefits to people who due to disease or injury cannot work.

Public sickness can also breed ostracism.

In Germany, about 89% of the population is covered by public sickness funds, the remaining 11% are private.

Despite the relatively upbeat assessment, medical experts said the pope's condition remained extremely serious, apparently at its lowest point in the last few years of his very public sickness and physical decline.

The public sickness benefit program gives full wage compensation up to a ceiling cap that equals the maximum unemployment benefit.

All individuals in Sweden with income from work or unemployment benefits are covered by the same public sickness insurance.

Since the worker's effective state of health is typically costly to observe for the employer or for public authorities, sickness absences, beyond true health problems, may hide opportunistic behaviors.

In the Norwegian public sector sickness absence is fully reimbursed from the first day of absence, with a maximum duration of one year.

If you are lucky enough to have a career that makes you a lot of money – and this is where Germany veers towards the US model – you can choose to ignore one of the 131 public, non-profit sickness funds, and go with a private insurer instead.

This conservatism belongs to the nature of religion, inasmuch as religion deals precisely with those issues of life that yield no easy resolution or solution: the mystery of life itself, the travails of birth, initiation into the community of adults, marriage, sickness, public disasters, and death.

The aforementioned findings of van den Berg et al. (2016) for Germany caution that these returns might eventually be lower than expected at first sight, because job quality is at stake and higher public expenditures in sickness insurance are to be expected.