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Occupational class differences in long sickness absence: a register-based study of 2.1 million Finnish women and men in 1996-2013.

BMJ Open · 2017 · PMC5642757 · PMID 28729307

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a decreasing trendno p-value reported
15 33 This study showed an increasing trend in the prevalence of long-term sickness absence among female lower non-manuals, whereas a decreasing trend appeared in other occupational classes in both genders.

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an increasing trendno p-value reported
Previous studies have found an increasing trend in short (1–3 days) sickness absence among Finnish lower non-manual municipal employees. 15 33 This study showed an increasing trend in the prevalence of long-term sickness absence among female lower non-manuals, whereas a decreasing trend appeared in other occupational classes in both genders.

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