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16 Sep 2015
by The Work Foundation – Health at Work Policy Unit

Report: Investing in a workforce fit for the future – challenges for the UK government

This report, based on four white papers produced by the Health at Work Policy Unit in the last year, outlines four policy challenges and current gaps in policy before making recommendations for government action.

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These four challenges, aimed around managing employment for people with long-term health conditions, include:

  • Incentivising employers to take action
  • Supporting individuals with long-term conditions
  • Driving action at a local level
  • Supporting older workers with health problems

Download Investing in a workforce fit for the future – challenges for the UK government from the Health at Work Policy Unit of The Work Foundation.

Investing in a workforce fit for future report

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