Keep Britain Working: 7% of UK GDP lost per year due to ill-health
The Keep Britain Working Review has been published, recommending collaboration between government, employers and the private sector to improve workplace wellbeing.
A recent report shows that one in five working-age people in the UK are out of work and not looking for work, lagging behind other European countries.
- 800,000 more people are out of work now than in 2019 due to health problems
- Another 600,000 expected to be added by 2030 unless action is taken
Individuals, employers and the state are all impacted by these employment trends.
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Author's summary: UK loses 7% of GDP yearly due to ill-health.
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