Male Workers Twice As Likely to Fake Being Sick to Their Employers;

About 30% of Low Income Workers Lack Health Insurance; Older Workers Most Likely To Be Insured

A new national survey has found that men are nearly twice as likely than women to call in sick when they are just fine.

The national workplace survey also found that America is divided when it comes to health insurance. While 31% of low-income adult workers (less than $20,000) lack health insurance, 99% with yearly incomes of $75,000 or more are covered.

The survey conducted by Harris Interactive® for The Marlin Company, the workplace communication experts, found that nearly 20% of adult workers with health insurance say they would do without the insurance if they suddenly lost coverage.

These are some of the results of The Marlin Company"s 11th Annual "Attitudes in the American Workplace" survey of 757 U.S. workers 18 and older. ...

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