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The image presents data on absenteeism reasons in a European country for the years 2000, 2005, and 2010. In 2000, illness accounted for 40%, stress was 5%, personal needs were 12%, family responsibilities were 18%, and unexpected problems were 10%. In 2005, illness was at 35%, stress rose to 8%, personal needs increased to 18%, family responsibilities remained at 18%, and unexpected problems grew to 12%. In 2010, illness further decreased to 28%, stress significantly increased to 15%, personal needs decreased to 14%, family responsibilities rose to 30%, and unexpected problems slightly decreased to 9%.
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The bar chart shows reasons for not going to work in a particular European country over a period of 10 years
Overall , it can be seen that illness was heist respondents, while stress started in lower percentage
In detail in 2000 illnesses were reported by 45% respondents, while stress was reported by a lower percentage about 6-7%. Personal needs was 15% for not going to work when family responsibilities were a more than unexpected problems in 2000 .
Illnesses reasons for not going to work by 40% and 35% of respondents in 2005 and 2010 years. Stress was 5% in 2005 but sharply increased to 15 %. Personal needs and family responsibilities were cited by similar percentages (23%) from 2005 to 2010.
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