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Employee absence crisis – are employers doing enough?

HBJ Gateley
Radisson Blu Hotel - 301 Argyle Street, Glasgow, Glasgow
Wednesday, June 1, 2016 - 08:00 to 10:00

Expert Panel Discussion in conjunction with Aon. The total cost of health per employee is typically between £2,000-£3,000 per annum or 4%- 6% of payroll. Against that backdrop, are absence policies designed to fail?  Are employers doing enough to help employees suffering from physical and mental health issues?  What can employers, advisors and occupational health specialists do to improve support and policies in this area? Our experience working with business owners and HR professionals has highlighted the following common trends threatening businesses across different sectors:

• increasing costs of absence impacts on profitability;
• more employees reporting increased stress and psychological problems;
• fitness for work v fitness to engage; and
• dealing with sensitive absence issues

Considering these issues will be our Question Time-style panel of employment law and health care specialists:

Kim Pattullo- Partner- HBJ Gateley

Ann Frances Cooney- Senior Associate, HBJ Gateley

Dr. Chris Pugh- Duradiamond Health Care

James Kenrick-  Healthcare,  Aon

Timings

08.00 am: Registration

08.30 am: Welcome and introduction

08.40 am: Panel Discussion

09.30 am: Networking opportunity

10.00 am: Close