Swedish firms threaten more sick-note demands after quarantine rule scrapped

A Swedish business survey shows 82% of entrepreneurs would more often demand medical certificates for recurring short-term absences if quarantine is abolished, potentially increasing administrative burden on healthcare. Labor union LO doubts firms will follow through, while the District Medical Association warns of added strain. The development signals a potential policy clash over sick-leave rules in Sweden.

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