Vocational rehabilitation vital to retention: Aviva

79% of employees more likely to stay after receiving support

Cameron Roberts
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Provider, Aviva, has published research which showed that employees who receive vocational rehabilitation support are more likely to stay with an employer.

Of the 1,200 UK employees surveyed, 79% said they would be more likely to stay with an employer who actively helped them after suffering an accident or illness. The same percentage, 79%, said they were more likely to stay with an employer who helped with their health and wellbeing. Employees surveyed believed that employers have a duty of care for employees, 74% agreeing with this statement. Jason Ellis, group protection sales director, Aviva, commented: "Vocational rehabilitation is crucial for helping employees return to work safely and effectively after a long-term sickness abse...

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