Table 1 Study population
From: Exposure to different lengths of sick leave and subsequent work absence among young adults
N (%) | ||
|---|---|---|
All | 135,507 | |
Sex | Men | 65,335 (48,2 %) |
Women | 70,172 (51,8 %) | |
Origin | Immigrant | 14,423 (10,6 %) |
Native Swedish | 121,084 (89,4 %) | |
Education | Elementary | 14,783 (11,0 %) |
Upper secondary | 90,212 (66,9 %) | |
University | 29,902 (22,1 %) | |
Sick leave 1993 | 0 days | 120,226 (88,7 %) |
1–7 days | 4,861 (3,6 %) | |
8–14 days | 2,309 (1,7 %) | |
15–28 days | 2,519 (1,9 %) | |
29–59 days | 2,449 (1,8 %) | |
60–89 days | 1,038 (0,8 %) | |
90–119 days | 595 (0,4 %) | |
120–149 days | 309 (0,2 %) | |
150–179 days | 228 (0,2 %) | |
180–239 days | 293 (0,2 %) | |
240–299 days | 180 (0,1 %) | |
300–364 days | 253 (0,2 %) | |
365 days | 247 (0,2 %) |