– Over 30% of employees’ medical certificates will be presented on Monday. And ‘what emerges from a study carried out by the studies of the CGIA Mestre, which emphasizes that Calabria has the record of average days of illness per year (34.6) even rising to 41.8 in the private sector. This refers to 2012 (the last year for which data are available).
According to the CGIA Mestre in 2012 were 6 million Italian employees who have recorded at least one disease. On average, each employee Italian got sick 2.23 times and stayed at home 17.71 days; were a total of nearly 106 million sick days lost during the year. Over 30% of medical certificates that attest to the inability of a worker or an employee return to his place of work and ‘was presented on Monday.
In the audience we get sick more often, but on average you will lose fewer days of work in the private sector. Also in 2012, the average days of illness reported among public sector workers were 16.72 (with 2.62 cases per worker), in the private sector, however, absences due to illness have touched 18.11 days (with an average number of cases per worker equal to 2.08).
At the regional level “stand out” the results of Calabria. Because of poor health, in 2012 each employee and the Calabrian ‘stayed at home an average of 34.6 days. The average rises to 41.8 even in the private sector. Among the employees more “frail” are also the Sicilians (with average of 19.9 days sickness per year), Campania (with 19.4) and Puglia (with 18.8). The workers and employees more ‘”robust”, however, we find them in the Northeast.
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