Sentence examples for sickness leave from inspiring English sources

They forced the university to raise their pay from £6.15 to £8.80 an hour and give them decent holidays and sickness leave.

There is no paid sickness leave, nor maternity or paternity leave (except, since this year, for those receiving central government grants, who are now entitled to 75% of salary for up to 4 months) and the student will not benefit from a disability pension if he or she is injured in a laboratory accident.

A Finnish study of frequent consulters in primary care found that these patients were a high risk group for long term sickness leave.

Baseline demographics and clinical characteristics included sex, age, duration of symptoms, sickness leave, worker's compensation claims, dominant side affected, previous episodes of shoulder pain, and drug use.

One of these was for a temporary period of some months while the medical consultant was on long term sickness leave, the other was appointed following a medical consultant stepping down.

The economic burden of untreated adult ADHD has been increasingly studied and shows the same pattern as in children, with higher than normal costs of sickness leave, less productivity, more accidents and more health care costs [ 141, 319, 320].

'You become a shell of a person' Jump to media player Blogger Susie Verrill, whose partner is Greg Rutherford, says Hyperemesis Gravidarum or extreme pregnancy sickness left her unable to leave the house.

On October 5, 1818, Nancy Lincoln died of milk sickness, leaving eleven-year-old Sarah in charge of a household that included her father, nine-year-old Abraham, and Dennis Hanks, Nancy's nineteen-year-old orphaned cousin.

Productivity costs are costs in paid labour as a consequence of sickness, sick leave and disability of a productive person.

Indirect costs are not related to health care but are costs as a consequence of sickness, sick leave, disability and or death of productive persons, in paid and unpaid labour[ 51].

Indirect costs of loss of production due to LBP are not related to health care, but are costs in paid and unpaid labour as a consequence of sickness, sick leave, disability and/or death of a productive person.