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• W1736170198 abstract "Sickness absence due to illness is considered an indicator of work-related stress. Police work is a very stressful job. Sickness absence and sick leave are frequent among policemen.We tested whether stress variables were predictors of absenteeism in a police unit specifically assigned to the maintenance of law and order.Control, Reward, and Support were negatively related to frequency of absence and short-term absence. Demand and Effort were positively related to total lost days. Absence recorded in the previous year was the best predictor of absenteeism. We also found a positive, albeit weak association between absence in the previous year and subsequent work-related stress.Stress variables are associated with sickness absence, although the association is weak. Both short-term and prolonged sickness absence should be regarded as a warning sign for subsequent sickness absence and distress." @default.
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• W1736170198 date "2013-01-17" @default.
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• W1736170198 title "Is Absence Related to Work Stress? A Repeated Cross-Sectional Study on a Special Police Force" @default.
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