The cost of sick leave in France surged 8.5% in the first half of 2024, pushing the government towards potentially cutting back to manage unprecedented debt.
With the rising number of long-term sick leaves and a significant increase in the costs due to inflation, France faces a looming crisis in its public health spending.
Mental health issues have skyrocketed post-pandemic, leading to a troubling situation where one in five young people is now reported to have a depressive disorder.
Thomas Fatôme mentioned that the rise in sick leave costs can't be entirely attributed to inflation or demographics, suggesting systemic issues could be at play.
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