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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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Encouraging to see more action from Government through its #GoodWorkPlan following the 2017 Taylor Review. twitter.com/beisgovu…

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Great debate @skills, Talent & Diversity in the UK’s Creative Industries event #WorkFoundation #CreativePEC pic.twitter.com/vqLM…

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Our latest report shows how #socialprescribing can equip people with the skills they need to find employment: by 1st addressing basic needs, building on people's assets, and providing education, training & volunteering experience. theworkfoundation.co… #socialprescribing2019 pic.twitter.com/NSnQ…

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Today marks the release of our latest report on #socialprescribing as a potential route to work. It follows increased interest from policymakers in social prescribing as a means of improving public health and wellbeing. theworkfoundation.co… #socialprescribing2019 pic.twitter.com/OYe1…

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Don’t miss out on the chance to share your experiences of what it’s like to work in the UK’s Film and TV industry. #TheLookingGlass closes at midnight on Sunday. Take the survey here: bit.ly/2KlMVAF

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Check out the latest report from the Society of Occupational Medicine, which further illustrates the health benefits of 'good' work and the adverse health effects of being out of work. #goodwork #occupationalhealth #OH twitter.com/SOMNews/…

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If you work in film and television we want to hear from you. Click here (filmtvcharity.org.uk…) to complete the survey on #mentalhealth and #wellbeing in the industry. The deadline is this Sunday 12pm! twitter.com/FilmTVCh…

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Immensely pleased with the responses to the largest-ever survey into mental health and wellbeing of workers in #film and #tv, by the WF on behalf of @FilmTVCharity #TheLookingGlass. Watch the short film and take the survey here: bit.ly/2KlMVAF

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Great piece on the WF's largest-ever survey into mental health and well-being in #film and #tv, on behalf of @FilmTVCharity #TheLookingGlass. Read here: Charity Launches UK Film and TV Industry’s Largest Ever Mental Health and Wellbeing Study happiful.com/charity…

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It's been an amazing week with the launch of the WF's largest-ever survey on mental health and well-being in #film and #tv, on behalf of the @FilmTVCharity - please share and participate! #TheLookingGlass twitter.com/RaisingF…

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