Sick leave and the impact of job-to-job mobility on the likelihood of remaining on the labour market - a longitudinal Swedish register study

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Swedish study found that moving jobs after long period of sickness absence was better career option than staying put http://t.co/1ONU24LtAi

Swedish study found that moving jobs after long period of sickness absence was better career option than staying put http://t.co/1ONU24LtAi

Swedish study found that moving jobs after long period of sickness absence was better career option than staying put http://t.co/1ONU24LtAi

Swedish study found that moving jobs after long period of sickness absence was better career option than staying put http://t.co/1ONU24LtAi

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