Sickness absence in Great Britain: new quarterly and annual series from the GHS and LFS, 1971-1997

Marco Ercolani; Tim Barmby; John Tremble

Sickness absence in Great Britain: new quarterly and annual series from the GHS and LFS, 1971-1997

Marco Ercolani, Tim Barmby, John Tremble

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Abstract

This article looks at rates of absence due to sickness calculated from the General Household Surveys for 1971-84 and the Labour Force Surveys for 1984-1997, broken down by a variety of population characteristics.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	405-415
Number of pages	11
Journal	Labour Market Trends
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 1999

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