Keep Britain Working exploring risk pooling lessons from Europe for Workplace Health System
The Keep Britain Working review is seeking to learn lessons from Europe to explore the possibility of creating insurance schemes ...
Read moreThe Keep Britain Working review is seeking to learn lessons from Europe to explore the possibility of creating insurance schemes ...
Read moreAhead of the release of the Keep Britain Working Review at an event in September of last year, its author, ...
Read moreAll income protection (IP) insurers should help the growing number of people who survive cancer back into work to reduce ...
Read moreEmployers are facing a multitude of challenges across their businesses today, including rising health-related absences. In 2025, the Labour Force ...
Read moreThe government is to create a workplace health intelligence unit to help reduce employee absence and, therefore, boost productivity. The ...
Read moreThe government-backed Keep Britain Working Review has set out an ambitious seven-year framework to tackle economic inactivity linked to ill ...
Read moreEmployee ill health, especially mental ill health, is now central to the national conversation about work. The government’s Keep Britain ...
Read moreRecommendations set out in the Keep Britain Working report will make it easier for organisations to keep their employees healthy ...
Read morePlans to radically rethink workplace health and wellbeing across the UK are gathering pace, with change happening faster than previously ...
Read moreA National Employment Savings Trust (NEST)-type scheme to tackle labour market inactivity is possible but complex, according to Ron Wheatcroft, ...
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