The term "work incapacity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's physical or mental condition that makes it difficult or impossible for them to work. For example, "He was unable to continue working after his work incapacity became too severe."
To determine the factors associated with the incidence and duration of temporary work incapacity (TWI) in a health district.
Thus the hazard rate of returning to both accommodated and non-accommodated work with the current employer is high during three to six months after the first day of work incapacity.
In addition to the employers' limited responsibility for the financing of work incapacity benefits, they can fairly easily dismiss workers on sick leave, i.e. in these cases employers are not obliged to reemploy workers when their sick leave ends (Høgelund 2003).
Understanding of the influence of both the genetic and different environmental factors during the life course to the process of disability retirement will provide better focused tools for planning strategies to prevent work incapacity and early retirement among employees.
The results of this study on the contribution of genetic factors to disability retirement, and insights from further studies on the complex associations between genetic and environmental factors on the process of disability retirement during the life course, provide better focused tools for planning strategies to prevent work incapacity and early retirement among employees.
*Measures variation in work incapacity between practices.
Multiple claims also result in multiple periods of work incapacity.
In many countries, work incapacity is difficult to quantify.
Sickness absence and work incapacity can largely diminish productivity when the disease is not managed correctly.
Insurance physicians assess work incapacity and applications for health care reimbursement.
If the work incapacity is prognosticated to be permanent a disability pension can be granted.
