A monthly sickness absence series for Britain, 1971-1984

Tim Barmby; Marco Ercolani; John Treble

A monthly sickness absence series for Britain, 1971-1984

Tim Barmby
, Marco Ercolani
, John Treble

Economics

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Abstract

The General Household Surveys are used to construct monthly, quarterly and annual sickness absence series for British full-time workers in 1971-1984. We find a downward trend in absenteeism over the period and a seasonal pattern with absenteeism being highest during January/February and lowest during the middle months of the year. ; Absence from work; Absenteeism; Illness

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1997

Cite this

@book{a1f19c47eaec4487802950f5cfb8591f,

title = "A monthly sickness absence series for Britain, 1971-1984",

abstract = "The General Household Surveys are used to construct monthly, quarterly and annual sickness absence series for British full-time workers in 1971-1984. We find a downward trend in absenteeism over the period and a seasonal pattern with absenteeism being highest during January/February and lowest during the middle months of the year. ; Absence from work; Absenteeism; Illness",

author = "Tim Barmby and Marco Ercolani and John Treble",

year = "1997",

language = "English",

}

TY - BOOK

T1 - A monthly sickness absence series for Britain, 1971-1984

AU - Barmby, Tim

AU - Ercolani, Marco

AU - Treble, John

PY - 1997

Y1 - 1997

N2 - The General Household Surveys are used to construct monthly, quarterly and annual sickness absence series for British full-time workers in 1971-1984. We find a downward trend in absenteeism over the period and a seasonal pattern with absenteeism being highest during January/February and lowest during the middle months of the year. ; Absence from work; Absenteeism; Illness

AB - The General Household Surveys are used to construct monthly, quarterly and annual sickness absence series for British full-time workers in 1971-1984. We find a downward trend in absenteeism over the period and a seasonal pattern with absenteeism being highest during January/February and lowest during the middle months of the year. ; Absence from work; Absenteeism; Illness

UR - http://www.essex.ac.uk/ilr/discussion/ILRdp014.pdf

M3 - Commissioned report

BT - A monthly sickness absence series for Britain, 1971-1984

ER -

A monthly sickness absence series for Britain, 1971-1984

Abstract

Fingerprint

Cite this