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L4 layoffs under the microscope of ZUS. It's about “bridging” the weekends


People are talking about it more and more often the phenomenon of “bridging” weekends — that is, using sick leave as an informal day off.

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The statistics show a clear pattern. About 23.6 percent one-day sick leave falls on Fridays, and 20.5 percent for Mondays. In total, this amounts to over 44%. all one-day absences.

Labor market experts quoted by “Dziennik Gazeta Prawna” point out that it is no longer a random statistic, but a repeatable pattern of employee behavior. More and more often, sick leave occurs on days between holidays or during long weekends.

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