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12447: Doctor certified sickness absence for employees (16-69 years), by county of residence, sex and industry (SIC2007) (C) 2008K1 - 2022K4

Unn H. Høydahl, Statistics Norway
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Jan Sebastian Rothe, Statistics Norway
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Rakel Gading, Statistics Norway
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2023-03-02 08:00
Sickness absence man-days (doctor certified):
man-days
Sickness absence rate (doctor certified):
per cent
Sickness absence rate (doctor certified), per cent change last year:
per cent
Sickness absence rate (doctor certified), percentage points change last year:
percentage points
Employees with sickness absence (doctor certified):
persons
Employees with sickness absence certified by doctor in per cent of all employees:
per cent
Sickness absence man-days (doctor certified):
Quarter
Sickness absence rate (doctor certified):
Quarter
Sickness absence rate (doctor certified), per cent change last year:
Quarter
Sickness absence rate (doctor certified), percentage points change last year:
Quarter
Employees with sickness absence (doctor certified):
Quarter
Employees with sickness absence certified by doctor in per cent of all employees:
Quarter
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A new standard for industrial classification (SIC2007) was introduced in 2008. Even though industry is not included in this table, the figures are somewhat influenced by the change. Therefore, there is a break in the series between 2007 and 2008. From the 1st quarter of 2015, the statistics on sickness absence is based on a new data source, A-ordningen. Therefore, there is a break in the series between 2014 and 2015. An error was discovered which led to some man-days lost due to own sickness (lost man-days) being counted twice in the statistics. In the 3rd and 4th quarter of 2020, the published figures for sickness absence certified by a doctor was approximately 0.10 percentage points too high, and it increased further to around 0.16 percentage points in 2021. NAV and Statistics Norway published corrected figures back to 2018 on 2 June 2022. Statistics Norway published corrected figures back to 2015 on July 11th 2022 (except for 12439 which will be updated on 8th September).

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