Keep Britain Working Review
The Keep Britain Working Review has been published, recommending collaboration between government, employers, and the private sector to improve workplace wellbeing.
A recent report found that 7% of UK GDP is lost per year due to ill-health, with one in five working-age people in the UK out of work and not looking for work.
- 800,000 more people are out of work now than in 2019 due to health problems.
- Another 600,000 are expected to be added by 2030 unless action is taken.
The report highlights the need for action to address employment trends impacting individuals, employers, and the state.
The review aims to improve workplace wellbeing through further collaboration.
Author summary: Improving workplace wellbeing is crucial.
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