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Shape the Agenda of Good Work

Thursday, 1st December 2016, 07.45-10.30 - Churchill War Rooms, London

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Important new data from the @ONS on the experiences of #carers out today ⬇️ Our latest report shows carers experience an employment gap and financial penalty, and a more likely to have lower levels of health and wellbeing. Read it here: bit.ly/2DTbyAQ twitter.com/Claire_P…

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The #NHSLongTermPlan rightly focuses on the issue of staff engagement in the NHS. While recognition of this problem is welcome, the Plan lacks detail on how to address it. Our recent paper on staff engagement in the NHS provides several recommendations theworkfoundation.co…

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We welcome the focus on #socialprescribing in the #NHSLongTermPlan and the commitment to expanding provision and providing training for Link Workers. Our 2016 report found social prescribing can serve as a route to work, but that investment in it is needed theworkfoundation.co…

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Our recent paper on men's mental health highlighted the need to expand mental health services. We therefore welcome new funding outlined in the #NHSLongTermPlan for service expansion & faster access to community & crisis mental health services for adults theworkfoundation.co…

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Read about the latest report from our Health at Work Policy Unit on the policy implications of informal care and work in the excellent @WeAreARMA December newsletter: arma.uk.net/?mailpoe…

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#Caring is a #gender issue. More than 60% of informal #carers are women. Compared to men, women are 4x more likely to have given up work due to caring responsibilities #workingcarers #informalcare #unpaidcare theworkfoundation.co… pic.twitter.com/R4Qp…

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Read the full report or executive summary here: theworkfoundation.co… #carers #workingcarers #informalcarers #unpaidcarers twitter.com/Lancaste…

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The majority of care in the UK is not provided by doctors, nurses or care workers, but family & friends. Ahead of #carersrightsday tomorrow, our latest report outlines how Government can support working #carers #unpaidcarers #informalcarers #workingcarers theworkfoundation.co… pic.twitter.com/gCfc…

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Read the executive summary or full report here: theworkfoundation.co… #carers #informalcarers #unpaidcarers twitter.com/cmm_maga…

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Our latest report outlines the implications associated with the growing number of informal #carers in the UK, the health and social care system’s increasingly unsustainable reliance on them, and what Government and employers can do about it. Read it here: theworkfoundation.co… pic.twitter.com/N0KC…

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