Tag: Cancer
Dr Marc Robin: The wider impact of cancer diagnoses on men. Are employers doing enough?
In the UK, there are around 193,000 new cancer cases diagnosed among men every year, around 11,000 more than women, with the number of men being diagnosed actually rising..
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Limited satisfaction among cancer patients and workplace adjustments
Just one in four of UK line managers would proactively explain to a colleague with a long-term health condition, such as cancer, their rights at work according to the Equality Act 2010.
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Women mistaking menopause for breast cancer – medical expert urges increased workplace education
Ahead of World Menopause Day tomorrow, a leading health expert has warned that women are often confusing menopause symptoms for life-threatening conditions and is calling for increased workplace education.
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Cancer Support UK partners with The Wellbeing Project
Cancer Support UK is delighted to announce its new partnership with global wellbeing consultancy...
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Christine Husbands: The impact of cancer – what employers need to know
Whilst employers have specific legal responsibilities towards employees affected by cancer, this article explores how employers can provide good additional support.
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Kelly McCabe: The triple challenge of cancer in the workforce
One in two people experience a cancer diagnosis. It’s vital for employers to understand the impact of cancer and respond accordingly within and beyond their wellbeing strategy.
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Dr Penny Kechagioglou: Why and how employers should be supporting employees through cancer
Integrative Oncology, a science focused on whole-person cancer care, offers evidence-based, personalised health and wellbeing programs that can support employees with cancer.
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Surviving cancer: only a quarter of employees undergo medical assessments for risk of serious illness
Sunday, 4 June, is National Cancer Survivors’ Day. With lifestyle having a huge impact on the...
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Janine Hayward: Assisting employees impacted by cancer
Employees impacted by cancer can quickly become more vulnerable to feeling easily overwhelmed or panicked – here’s how you can help.
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World Cancer Day – 4th February 2023
World Cancer Day is held annually on February 4th to raise awareness about cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment.
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World Cancer Day 2023: Employees need support
New research for World Cancer Day has found a 1/3 of employers said being able to access screening for cancer had increased in importance.
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- Becky Ward: Understanding and supporting ADHD in the workplace
- Ana Aznar: Strategies for work-life integration in modern workplaces
- Dr Tet L Yap: Breaking the silence – how can organisation’s support employees with male infertility?
- Dr David McLaughlan: Guidance on responsible alcohol consumption during ‘office party’ season
- Charlotte Rooney: Training your managers will improve workplace wellbeing
