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What does that mean? Is this referring to ACC paying 80% of salary?
The Australia one says:
Are these talking about the same thing? I would think normal sick leave is paid at 100% of your salary so I'm curious where the 80% figure comes from.
Sick leave yes, but not ACC ie long term sickness leave.
Yeah but ACC isn't even long term sickness leave. That would be a WINZ benefit e.g. Supported Living Payment.
ACC is specifically only for accidents. I can find an Australian equivalent to the WINZ support which works pretty much the same, but I can't find any info about salary replacement for what I think is the ACC equivalent, National Disability Insurance Scheme.
Anyway, I think we've decided there's no real study behind this "article", it's just a company trying to be talked about. There doesn't actually seem to be a study that we can read, and based on some of the other articles on their site (e.g. this similar one on work-life balance by US state) it's not very scientific. There's no source for the data they've used, and their choices of what criteria to use are pretty arbitrary.
Yeah, I can’t figure it out either. I wonder if they got an intern to do a quick google on each country.