WORK-FAMILY INTERFERENCE AND LONG-TERM SICKNESS ABSENCE: A LONGITUDINAL COHORT STUDY

Similar Items

• REVIEW OF THE EFFECTIVENESS AND COST EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERVENTIONS, STRATEGIES, PROGRAMMES AND POLICIES TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES WHO MOVE FROM SHORT TERM TO LONG TERM SICKNESS ABSENCE AND TO HELP EMPLOYEES ON LONG TERM SICKNESS ABSENCE RETURN TO WORK
  by: HILLAGE, J.
  Published: (2008)
• Sickness absence diagnoses among abstainers, low‐risk drinkers and at‐risk drinkers: consideration of the U‐shaped association between alcohol use and sickness absence in four cohort studies
  by: Ervasti, J.
• Per capita alcohol consumption and sickness absence in Norway
  by: Norström, T.
• DRINKING HABITS AND SICKNESS ABSENCE: THE CONTRIBUTION OF WORKING CONDITIONS
  by: SALONSALMI, A.
• EFFECTS OF CHANGING GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON SICKNESS ABSENCE BEHAVIOUR
  by: KOLSTAD, A.
  Published: (1999)