Health + Well-being at Work Research Published

2 August 2011

Four research reports examining GP, employer and employee attitudes and behaviours towards health and well-being at work have been published.

The reports were commissioned to gain robust data and address gaps in the evidence base.

The findings provided much of the evidence for the Health, Work and Well-being: Baseline Indicators report published in December 2010 and are being used as a key part of the analysis for the Independent Review of Sickness Absence.

• Health and well-being at work: A survey of employees
• Health and well-being at work: A survey of employers
• Attitudes to health and work amongst the working-age population
• General Practitioners’ attitudes towards patients’ health and work