Being sick, work on it

Occupational healt care is under fire; from several different corners: politisc labour unions, and society, they all think things need to be done differently. Meanwhile, employers and employees want an approach that provides sustainable employability. In the professional field it is often difficult to see what the common interests are. Where a common goal is to keep working healthily and with vitality, people should be able to find each other in the solution. In practice things often go differently. It is time for a new truth . Where Marleen Teunis introduced a new methodology in her bestseller Werken, iedereen wordt er beter van with a guarantee of an absenteeism percentage of three percent or lower, she offers concrete instruments in Being sick, work on it to help you make this socially responsible approach work. To illustrate the feasibility, this book gives many practical examples that will be stimulating for many organisations.