Work means income, connection, and a sense of identity. For cancer patients and survivors, being able to return to work can be a key step to recovery.
Yet the road back can be difficult.
This #InternationalWorkersDay, we are sharing their stories: buff.ly/FzCLksu
Finding a way back into the workplace after cancer isn't straightforward. Patients are often met with uncertainties and unnecessary barriers.
Cancer should not mean the end of a working life. Ahead of #InternationalWorkersDay, we are shining a light on patients returning to work: buff.ly/FzCLksu
It's #InternationalWorkersDay!
Cancer doesn't have to end a working life, but inadequate workplace support often does.
Today, we’re shining a light on the challenges patients face to return to work ⤵️
A cancer diagnosis can turn a person's life upside down, affecting not only their career but also their sense of stability and well-being.
Ahead of #LabourDay, we are highlighting the barriers cancer patients and survivors still face when returning to work: buff.ly/FzCLksu
Cancer survivors are 1.4 times more likely to face unemployement.
Each year, around 1.1 million full-time jobs are lost in Europe because of the impact a cancer diagnosis can have on employment.
Learn more: buff.ly/FzCLksu
Across Europe, only a few countries have measures in place that specifically support people affected by cancer.
Work means income, and a sense of identity. For cancer patients and survivors, returning to work is a key step to recovery.
Learn more during #InternationalWorkersDay: buff.ly/FzCLksu
Across Europe, only a few countries have measures in place that specifically support people affected by cancer.
Work means income, and a sense of identity. For cancer patients and survivors, returning to work is a key step to recovery.
Read more ahead of #InternationalWorkersDay: buff.ly/FzCLksu
Finding a way back into the workplace after cancer isn't straightforward. Patients are often met with uncertainties and unnecessary barriers.
Cancer should not mean the end of a working life. This #InternationalWorkersDay, we are shining a light on patients returning to work: buff.ly/FzCLksu
The level of barriers faced by cancer patients wanting to return to work depends heavily on where they live.
While some receive the support they need, others are left to navigate their return on their own.
This #InternationalWorkersDay, we shine a light on their experiences: buff.ly/FzCLksu
Work means steady income, connection, and a sense of identity. For cancer patients and survivors, being able to return to work can be a key step to recovery.
Yet the road back can be difficult.
May 1st marks #InternationalWorkersDay. Help us share their stories: buff.ly/FzCLksu
