These seemed more authorative UK data sources referenced in the report (which I've not had time to read yet ...)"4.3. Sick leave, health and well-being dataThe second objective of this study is to determine whether the air quality improvements resulting from the policies have translated into benefits for productivity, well-being and physical health. To achieve .3. Sick leave, health and well-being data The second objective of this study is to determine whether the air quality improvements resulting from the policies have translated into benefits for productivity, well-being and physical health. To achieve this, we utilise the Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) (Office for National Statistics, Social Survey Division, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, Central Survey Unit, 2023) and the Annual Population Survey (APS) (Office for National Statistics, Social Survey Division, 2024)., we utilise the Quarterly Labour Force
Survey (QLFS) (Office for National Statistics, Social Survey Division, Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency, Central Survey Unit, 2023) and the Annual Population Survey (APS) (Office for National Statistics, Social Survey Division, 2024)."
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