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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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WF Policy Adviser, @MelanieWilkes4, is looking forward to speaking about ways to effectively reduce sickness absence and support worker wellbeing at tomorrow's @InsideGovt conference.

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WF policy adviser, @jdbchandler in @EmployeeBenefit argues #occupationalhealth is a valuable employer investment, read it here employeebenefits.co.… pic.twitter.com/gWpP…

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WF Policy Adviser, @MelanieWilkes4, is speaking about the implications of informal care and work for policymakers and employers at the @HWatWork conference in Birmingham today. Read the full report here: theworkfoundation.co… #healthatwork2019

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Fascinating talk from @macmillancancer at #healthatwork2019 on how to support people with cancer in the workplace pic.twitter.com/gG1l…

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WF Policy Adviser, @jdbchandler, is speaking today about the socioeconomic impact of #migraine on the UK at the @HWatWork conference in Birmingham. Read the full report here: theworkfoundation.co… … #healthatwork

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WF Policy Adviser, @jdbchandler, will be speaking tomorrow about the socioeconomic impact of #migraine on the UK at the @HWatWork conference in Birmingham. Read the full report here: theworkfoundation.co… #healthatwork pic.twitter.com/PW6E…

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Our latest report looks at the impact of #migraine on employment in Europe. It considers what a #migrainefriendly workplace looks like and - crucially - the range of policy options that can be deployed to create more migraine friendly workplaces. Link: theworkfoundation.co… pic.twitter.com/XcYQ…

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We need better #inclusion policies and reasonable adjustments in the #workplace to accommodate people living with #migraine. This would not only save our economies a lot of money but would also increase #productivity of employees #employment #migraineadvocacy pic.twitter.com/vT20…

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Our Director, @LesleyGiles2123, presenting our report on the impact of #migraine on employment in Europe at the #EuropeanParliament today, highlighting the need for a range of policy options, at EU and Member State level, to address it. Read the report: theworkfoundation.co… pic.twitter.com/hhjH…

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The financial #burden of #migraine on the European economy reaches €95 billion. Almost 93% of this cost is associated with lost #productivity through both #absenteeism and #presenteeism. More about this here: theworkfoundation.co…

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