Provider, Aviva, has released research which showed that 59% of those with long-term health conditions said it impacted their ability to work.
The research, which was published in support of Income Protection Action Week (IPAW), showed that 30% of the 2,000 UK adults asked were living with a long-standing health condition. The conditions impacted 59% of respondents' ability to work, with 25% saying it ‘severely' impacted their ability to work, according to the provider. Of those asked, 34% said they had been absent from work due to health problems in the last 12 months. Daren Boys, protection portfolio distribution director, Aviva said: "These findings reinforce the importance of early intervention and accessible support....
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