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Public sector workers required an average of two weeks in sick leave last year, a new survey has revealed.
Employees in the public sector took 9.8 sick days, 35% more than their private sector counterparts.
Frances Maude, shadow minister for the Cabinet Office, told the Daily Telegraph: “Poor management must be to blame for the worrying levels of absenteeism. More needs to be done to address these problems.”
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Published: 20 August 2008
Employees in the public sector took 9.8 sick days, 35% more than their private sector counterparts.
Frances Maude, shadow minister for the Cabinet Office, told the Daily Telegraph: “Poor management must be to blame for the worrying levels of absenteeism. More needs to be done to address these problems.”
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