Government legislation reduces sickness absence in Slovakia: The 2003 Act, cutting the amount of compensation for ill workers, has seen large reductions in absences

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The authors found that sickness absences had reduced significantly since the 2003 Act was introduced in Slovakia, cutting the amount of compensation for ill workers.

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