The cost of work-related ill health
Barry Chignell
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Although the UK is one of the safest places to work in the world, workplace injury and ill health is estimated to cost the economy £14.9 billion a year. From the problematic daily commute to the rising prevalence of mental ill health, here are some essential facts and figures HR needs to know about wellbeing at work
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