Labour urged to create ‘national occupational health service’
Fabian Society argues service could keep more people in jobs and fix worklessness crisis driven by ill-healthKeir Starmer’s government has been urged to create a new “national occupational health service” funded by a £2bn levy on Britain’s biggest employers to fix a worklessness crisis...
<p>Fabian Society argues service could keep more people in jobs and fix worklessness crisis driven by ill-health</p><p>Keir Starmer’s government has been urged to create a new “national occupational health service” funded by a £2bn levy on Britain’s biggest employers to fix a worklessness crisis driven by ill-health.</p><p>As Labour battles to bring down record levels of long-term sickness keeping millions of people out of work, the Fabian Society argued that a universal at-work health service could help to keep more people in a job.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/money/2025/sep/15/occupational-health-service-fabian-society">Continue reading...</a>
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