"sick list" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a list of sick people, usually in an organization or in a specific workplace or environment. For example, "The Human Resources department is currently compiling the monthly sick list to track the number of employees who are absent due to illness."
Serena Williams went on the sick list a month ago with a bad knee.
Malaria, dust storms, and heat in Karachi, India, put him on the sick list some months ago.
What is certain is the sick list puts them second behind Bournemouth in the Premier League injury table.
Japan's economy cannot be removed from the sick list until consumers start spending again.By most measures monetary policy is still incredibly loose: the rise in short-term rates over the past year has been partly offset by a drop in bond yields; and the yen's real trade-weighted value is at its lowest for at least 30 years.
There are always his notorious training camps to worry about, but this is the last weekend of competitive action for his ever-diminishing stock of players to negotiate before the autumn internationals next month – and here there were six of his squad hoping not to add their names to the sick list.
In my own case at the age of 56 and at this moment being removed from the sick list as a scrounger to the "jobseekers" list where I stand little chance of getting any job and probably no chance of getting one that will cover my bedsit carless life style without shrinking benefit help (tax credits are also harder to get at my age too) I actually fear destitution.
The participants can be employed or unemployed, sick listed or at risk of sick listing.
Rheumatic disease and psychiatric disease were reported almost twice as often by the newly sick listed sample (rheumatic disease: 5.3% newly sick listed, 2.8% general population; psychiatric disease: 10.4% newly sick listed, 5.5% general population).
Co-morbidities were more commonly reported by the newly sick-listed sample compared with the general population sample (29.4% newly sick listed, 18.1% general population).
The patients who were sick listed were slightly older, mean 42.7 years, than the patients who were not sick listed, mean 41.0 years.
Substantial increase of sick listing, reports of work disabilities and early retirement due to stress and musculoskeletal chronic pain suggest a need for methods of preventing loss of function resulting from these conditions.
