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Returnship | To 'Get Britain Working', employers must offer vocational support programmes

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To 'Get Britain Working', employers must offer vocational support programmes

Does your workplace have a clinical or vocational support programme?

Or, to put it another way: Are you doing enough to help employees who have experienced mental health challenges or physical diseases, including cancer, to return to work?

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