Sick leave in Germany has reached a new high, with workers taking an average of nearly 20 days off per year. This figure has prompted discussions on absenteeism in the workplace. Chancellor Merz is reportedly implementing measures to address this issue. The comparison of Germany's absenteeism rates with those of other European countries remains a topic of interest.
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Germany's Sick Leave Reaches Record Average of Nearly 20 Days Annually
Germany has recorded an average of nearly 20 days of sick leave per worker annually, marking a new high. Chancellor Merz is taking steps to address the rising absenteeism, while comparisons with other European countries are ongoing.
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Sick leave: Germany rising but not the worst in Europe
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Germany's Sick Leave Reaches Record Average of Nearly 20 Days Annually