2023-09-27 15:02:36
More than a third of French people do not take sick leave. In any case, this is what the results of a survey carried out by Statista indicate as part of the Consumer Insights. 34% of our compatriots surveyed said they had not taken a single day of leave due to illness in the last twelve months.
This infographic shows the percentage of respondents saying they have not taken sick leave in the last twelve months in a selection of countries – Statista
This figure is relatively high compared to the rest of Europe: only the Spaniards were more numerous (39%) to say that they had not stopped. By comparison, only 20% of our German neighbors said they had not taken sick leave in the past year; however, Germany does not practice waiting periodwhich is three days in France.
It was in Asia that we found the greatest number of people saying they had not taken sick leave: there were 45% in Japan, and 51% in South Korea, or more than half. However, providing leave for non-work-related illnesses or injuries to their employees is not mandatory for South Korean employers.
This article was produced by Statista and hosted by 20 Minutes.
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