Cgia: the public will lose fewer days of work in private – AGI – Agenzia Journalistic Italy

Cgia: the public will lose fewer days of work in private – AGI – Agenzia Journalistic Italy

18:16 January 3, 2015

(AGI) – Rome, January 3 – In the public sector you get sick more ‘often, but on average are lost fewer days of work in the private sector. And ‘what emerges from a study conducted by the CGIA Mestre that in 2012 (the last year for which data are available) sick days average recorded between public employees were 16.72 (with 2.62 events per worker), the private sector, however, the sick have touched 18.11 days (with an average number of events per worker equal to 2.08).

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Overall, the study adds CGIA, were 6 million employees Italians who have recorded at least one event of illness. On average, each employee is Italian and ‘sick and 2.23 times and’ stayed home 17.71 days: total were almost 106 million sick days lost during the year. More than 30 percent of medical certificates proving the impossibility ‘by a worker or an employee return to his place of work and’ was presented on Monday ‘.

In other words, among those who have submitted a medical certificate in 2012, nearly a third employee of the disease started on the first day of the week. The disease of a worker, explains the study Cgia cell, is regarded as a single event also in the case of more ‘certificates among which are separated by a time interval not exceeding 2 calendar days. Data were extracted by the Observatory on the certification of illness of private sector employees and public INPS, launched in 2011. The reason for the lack of a time series more ‘long stems from the fact that the electronic communication of medical certificates by of family physicians and ‘up to speed in 2011.

At the regional level the black shirt is up to Calabria: in 2012 each employee and the Calabrian’ stayed home on average 34.6 days. The average rises to 41.8 even in the private sector. Among the employees more ‘”frail” we also find the Sicilians (19.9 days with average disease per year), the bells (with 19.4) and Puglia (with 18.8). The workers and employees more ” robust ‘, however, we find them in the Northeast. Whether employees of Emilia Romagna remain at home on average 16.3 days per year, in Veneto sick down to 15.5 to touch the highest point ‘low in Trentino Alto Adige, with 15.3 days.
Finally Older workers are more ‘at risk youth.

From the survey shows that the absences increase correspondingly with the increase of ‘age’. If up to 29 years, the average number of sick days per employee and ‘equal to 13.2, in the class of age’ between 30 and 39 years rose to 14.9, to touch the maximum value over 60 years, average 27.4 days of absence per year. The average duration of disease events and ‘, however, relatively short. In 71.7 percent of cases healing occurs within the first 5 days of the submission of the medical certificate.