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\n \nArou nd 1.8 million UK workers have poor mental or phys ical health due to their jobs. The cost to the eco nomy is £\;18.8 billion every year. What if w e stopped trying to fix workers\, and started crea ting healthy jobs instead?
\n \nOur panels
of experts will introduce the latest findings from
the &lsquo\;Creating Healthy Jobs&rsquo\; Project
including:
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he Healthy Jobs Framework tool
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p\; \; \;New evidence on practices that m
ake jobs healthy \;
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p\; \;Interactive Q&\;A
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Presenters: \;
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bsp\; \; \;Professor Chris Warhurst
\n Chris t is the Principal Investigator and Direc
tor of the Institute for Employment Research at th
e University of Warwick in the UK. He is an intern
ationally recognised expert in job quality and ski
lls.
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sp\; \;Gill Dix
\n Gill is a public poli
cy expert and former Head of Policy &\; Researc
h at Acas\, where she worked for over 20 years. Gi
ll is the non-academic co-lead of the public invol
vement and engagement (PIE) evidence translation p
arts of the project.
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\n \n&bull\; \; \; \;Professor Amy Grov e \;
\n \nAmy is Director of the Centre for Evidence and Implementation Science at Univer sity of Birmingham. She is a leading methodologist \, who evaluates innovation to directly impact hea lth service design and delivery. \;Amy is lea ding a review of UK and international research\, s ynthesising multidisciplinary evidence to build a comprehensive picture of the relationship between job quality and health.
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\; \;Professor Kevin Daniels
\n Kev
in \;is Professor of Organizational Behaviour
at the University of East Anglia. Kevin has a par
ticular interest in developing policy\, standards
and practices to promote workplace health\, wellbe
ing and safety. He has led the development of the
Healthy Jobs Framework. \;
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Chair: Professor Chris Warhurst
\n \nFREE for ALL. You will then be sent the joining link.
DESCRIPTION: \n \n \n \n FREE for ALL \n \n \n \n Around 1.8 million UK workers have poor mental or physical h ealth due to their jobs. The cost to the economy i s £18.8 billion every year. What if we stopped try ing to fix workers\, and started creating healthy jobs instead?\n \n \n \n Our panels of experts wil l introduce the latest findings from the ‘Creating Healthy Jobs’ Project including:\n \n • The He althy Jobs Framework tool\n \n • New evidence o n practices that make jobs healthy \n \n • Inte ractive Q&A\n \n \n \n \n \n Presenters: \n \n \n \n • Professor Chris Warhurst\n \n Chris t is the Principal Investigator and Director of the Ins titute for Employment Research at the University o f Warwick in the UK. He is an internationally reco gnised expert in job quality and skills.\n \n \n \n \n \n • Gill Dix\n \n Gill is a public polic y expert and former Head of Policy & Research at A cas\, where she worked for over 20 years. Gill is the non-academic co-lead of the public involvement and engagement (PIE) evidence translation parts o f the project.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n • Profes sor Amy Grove \n \n \n \n Amy is Director of the C entre for Evidence and Implementation Science at U niversity of Birmingham. She is a leading methodol ogist\, who evaluates innovation to directly impac t health service design and delivery. Amy is lead ing a review of UK and international research\, sy nthesising multidisciplinary evidence to build a c omprehensive picture of the relationship between j ob quality and health.\n \n \n \n • Professor K evin Daniels\n \n Kevin is Professor of Organizat ional Behaviour at the University of East Anglia. Kevin has a particular interest in developing poli cy\, standards and practices to promote workplace health\, wellbeing and safety. He has led the deve lopment of the Healthy Jobs Framework. \n \n \n \ n \n \n Chair: Professor Chris Warhurst\n \n \n \n FREE for ALL. You will then be sent the joining l ink.\n \n CATEGORIES:External Webinar CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260915T130000 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260915T130000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260915T140000 URL:https://www.som.org.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1014 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR