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People under 40 in the UK: have you been off work due to long-term sickness?

Health-related benefits spending in the UK has significantly increased, particularly among younger individuals claiming for mental health problems.

Why preventing long-term sickness in the UK is an economic necessity

Investing in health prevention can have a significant impact on the economy by reducing long-term sickness and healthcare costs.

People under 40 in the UK: have you been off work due to long-term sickness?

Health-related benefits spending in the UK has significantly increased, particularly among younger individuals claiming for mental health problems.

Why preventing long-term sickness in the UK is an economic necessity

Investing in health prevention can have a significant impact on the economy by reducing long-term sickness and healthcare costs.

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Rayner proposes flexible probation periods to reduce long-term sickness leave

UK government considering extended probation periods for workers returning from sickness to reduce hiring risks for businesses.

Long-term sick need to get back to work where they can, says Starmer

Keir Starmer advocates for supporting people returning to work from long-term sickness leave through targeted programs.

Record long-term sickness bodes ill for UK economic growth

The UK's economy is struggling due to a growing number of people on long-term sickness, impacting workforce and economic growth.

Factors such as long Covid, NHS delays, poor workplace practices, stress, and austerity are contributing to the worsening trend of long-term illnesses in the UK.

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