UK workers are three times more likely to go into work unwell than ‘pull a sickie’, new research suggests.
Seven in ten (69%) employees admit to going into work unwell, according to Aviva’s Working Lives report, and less than a quarter (23%) say they have pulled a sickie despite not being unwell.
Further figures indicate that UK employees are three times more likely to go to work when they are sick.
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Outdated attitudes are deterring employees from abstaining from work, with under half (43%) of employees feeling that their employer puts the results of the company ahead of their health and wellbeing.
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