Health & Work in Scotland Webinar
Posting on behalf of Public Health Scotland. This looks like an interesting webinar for anyone working in the realm of employment support for people with health problems and disabilities in Scotland.
Ending the cycle of people falling out of work due to ill-health and then needing years of support to help them find their way back should be a number one priority for both UK and Scottish Governments.
Health and Work in Scotland webinar from SOHAG
25th January 2024
2pm to 4pm
Health and work is in the news more than ever before. This is an important time to influence the future of worker health in Scotland.
Safe, quality work is good for mental and physical health, and has a wider impact on individuals and their families. Supporting everyone to do their best at work can sometimes mean offering extra support or specialist advice, especially for those with health conditions, to manage the risk of job loss and protect the health of workers into the future.
The Scottish Occupational Health Action Group (SOHAG) draws together key experienced professionals and leaders from across the health and work field in Scotland. This group engages at the national level to help drive forward policies designed to protect and improve the health of Scottish workers. This includes a recent response the DWPs Public Consultation on Occupational Health - Working Better – and They appreciate that now is a critical time to engage a wider Scottish audience to discuss current and future issues and contribute to the way forward for workplace health in Scotland.
SOHAG is hosting a webinar on 25th January 2pm-4pm where they hope to unpack many of the issues affecting workplace health in Scotland, share ideas and inform future actions on how Scotland can react to and improve the diminishing health of its workforce. At this meeting, they want to hear from you about the challenges in your field, what are the barriers to better health at work, and how They can deliver fair and healthy work for everyone in Scotland.
The event will comprise of a number of influential speakers from a range of diverse backgrounds, a panel discussion and a question-and-answer session.
Please add the link below to your diary for an opportunity to hear about and influence the development of health and work in Scotland.
If you want to tell them you’re coming or ask a question, please them the link below to the SOHAG web site.
Events – Scottish Occupational Health Advisory Group (sohag.uk)