Government to Join Forces with Employers to Tackle Ill-Health
The government has announced a partnership with employers to address ill-health and keep Britain working, in response to Sir Charlie Mayfield's Keep Britain Working Review.
This three-year initiative will involve over 60 major and numerous small employers working together to manage health issues and disabilities in the workplace, focusing on prevention, early support, and better returns to work.
The employer-led vanguards initiative will reshape how health issues and disabilities are managed in the workplace.
The goal is to help more people stay in employment and boost UK disability inclusion, ultimately keeping Britain working.
Author's summary: Government partners with employers to tackle ill-health.
- Partnership duration: 3 years
- Number of major employers involved: over 60
- Focus areas: prevention, early support, and better returns to work
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