Working To Wellbeing launches new Long Covid helpline

Supporting employee wellbeing

Hemma Visavadia
clock • 1 min read

Working To Wellbeing has launched a new Line Manager helpline, with an initial focus on supporting employees with Long Covid.

The telephone-based helpline will enable line managers to talk through their concerns and worries, as well as obtain guidance on how to help team members who may be experiencing the wide-ranging symptoms of Long Covid.  Alongside the helpline is a webinar for all line managers and the wider workforce to explain the purpose of the service and address some of the initial queries.  These queries range from what a return-to-work programme might look like, to what reasonable adjustments would be helpful for colleagues and how to best support a colleague should they come back to work, eithe...

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