This is more than double the national average for all working people, which currently stands at 4.4 days a year.
For certain departments, such as the Dorset Waste Partnership (DWP) –
which is a joint venture between several councils – the number of days
lost to sickness was even greater.
For October - December 2014, DWP had 14 days average sick per employee.
A target of just under 10 days has been set for 2015/16 which it is estimated could save around £100,000 from the DWP budget.
Robert Gould, leader of the county council, told the Echo that the authority is taking the situation ‘very seriously’.(more from dorset echo)
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