The amount of time and money actually taken from a worker for work-related incidents was reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
It’s a scary report because it is quite possibly true. The Bureau of Labor Statistics found that workers reported a total of 14,816 incidents related to work-related incidents from November 1, 2009 to April 30, 2010. The average worker reported that they would earn $14.10 each time they were involved in work-related incidents, which is a gain of $1.05 an incident.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics report showed that workers who had been off sick for over a year reported a gain of 1.03 when off work. This is important because it shows that part-time workers can still earn income when they are off work. It is also quite possibly the first study that shows this. The Bureau of Labor Statistics also found that workers who used sick leave and those who reported they had been off sick for more than a year reported a gain of 1.00.
The average annual gain is about 1.05. That’s a pretty good gain, considering the economy’s only loss of income from its own bad days. But as we’ve already seen, the Bureau of Labor Statistics report suggests that the average gain is about 1.05. But this is clearly not the case when people are off sick, as it is on the other end of the spectrum.
I am sure the Bureau of Labor Statistics will take this into account when determining the average gain.
Of course, when sick, you may not be able to pay your medical bills. For the most part though, we are told this is not a problem. The Bureau of Labor Statistics only has a few data points on the percentage of workers that have been sick, though we can assume that the overall economic situation plays a role.
In other words, it is not a significant problem, and those that are sick can get the same amount of money just as well as someone who is not.
In the film The Departed, the character played by Leonardo DiCaprio gets the most money for each day of the week. For the next two weeks, the character played by Brad Pitt is paid a fraction of that amount for each day. It is true that a lot of movies, including The Departed have gotten the most money the first day of release. At the very least, it shows how the business of filmmaking often has a lot to do with the amount of money earned.
The same thing happens in real life: The amount of money you make after the “trigger” goes off each day can be extremely correlated with how much money came out of your pocket after the day you went on a date with a girl.
If you’ve ever had a date you feel like it was a bad one, you know that the money doesn’t come out in the same order. It changes.
