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Autumn statement: Business groups demand action on inactivity

The Chancellor should take action to reduce inactivity in the workforce in next month's Autumn Statement, business groups have said.

United kingdomJeremy huntMartin mctagueShevaun havilandSociety of occupational medicineFederation for small businessesAutumn statementSmall businessesOccupational medicineChair martin mctagueBritish chambers

Ministers plan crackdown on sick-note Britain

Government overhaul could make it harder to get doctors' approval for being signed off from work

United kingdomJeremy huntSteve barclayMel strideSociety of occupational medicineCentre for social justicePensions secretaryHealth secretaryOccupational medicineSocial justiceNhs national health serviceUk newsDepartment for health amp social careSunday telegraph news

Sicknote Britain! Workers take an average of 7 8 days off with illness in a year as figures hit their highest level since 2008

Employees took an average of 7.8 days off sick over the past year - the highest level since 2008, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

United kingdomAndy haldaneNick pahlInstitute of personnelSociety of occupational medicineChartered instituteOccupational medicine

Record numbers off work due to long-term sickness – Financial News

Record numbers off work due to long-term sickness – Financial News
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United kingdomNick pahlSociety of occupational medicineOccupational medicineSpring budget

Long-term illness keeping women and young men out of work

Women and young men are the most likely groups of the workforce to become economically inactive because of long-term illness, a report has revealed. More than 11 million people in the UK are living with long-term health conditions but only 7.4 million, a third, are employed.

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