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Staff sickness rates in NI Civil Service rise to more than double economy as a whole

Sickness absence rates in the Northern Ireland Civil Service have increased for the second year in a row after a drop during the Covid-19 pandemic, it has emerged.

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Sick days at work hit highest level in eight years in NI

An Ulster University report says accidents, poisoning and infections are the most common sick reasons.

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Increase in the number of sick days taken in Northern Ireland

Increase in the number of sick days taken in Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland sickness absence rate hits eight-year high – report

Northern Ireland sickness absence rate hits eight-year high – report
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NI s work sickness absence rate hits eight-year high as Civil Service statistic highest in UK and Ireland

The sickness absence rate in Northern Ireland has hit an eight-year high of 2.7% - the equivalent of six days per worker, a report said today.

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