Region Dalarna launches plan against high sick leave

Region Dalarna has the highest sick leave in Sweden. The political majority and trade unions have therefore developed a joint action plan for a better work environment.

Region Dalarna has the country's highest sick leave rate at 7.5 percent. The goal is to lower the level to just over 6.2 percent by 2029.

The plan includes mandatory training for managers on work environment issues. The region is also allocating ten million kronor to occupational health services and five million kronor to a trivselpeng that operations can apply for.

– If we do not focus on the work environment, the region will not be an attractive employer, says Marion Vaeggemose, chair of Vårdförbundet in Dalarna.

The action plan was developed by Samling för Dalarna together with the trade unions Kommunal, Vårdförbundet, Läkarförbundet and Vision.

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Åsa Dedering packing her office as she steps down as healthcare director in Region Dalarna on July 6.
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Åsa Dedering steps down as health care director in Region Dalarna

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Åsa Dedering is leaving her role as health care director in Region Dalarna on 6 July. The decision was made at her own request after about five years in the post.

Region Dalarna has presented its new work environment plan together with union representatives. The plan is described as positive by the unions and is expected to be approved the same day.

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Region Dalarna has decided to increase support for the culture bus by one million kronor in the 2027 budget. The initiative gives more school classes in the county the chance to visit theaters and museums.

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Staff describe a strained work situation at the health center in Askersund. Pensioner organizations have invited the public to a meeting with politicians.

 

 

 

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