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Overwhelming support from HR leaders for a new universal wellbeing tax break

Employers call for a new universal wellbeing tax break to be announced in the autumn Budget statement to support NHS reforms, reduce absenteeism and help boost economic growth. A survey of employers representing more than 88,000 workers suggests that the government should consider a new tax break aimed at supporting workforce wellbeing. Occupational Health Assessment

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Our latest press cuttings…

Our latest press cuttings…

Occupational Health Assessment Ltd is the UK’s only Certified B-Corp occupational health provider. We are also a leading voice in topical HR and employment conversations.  Below is a selection of our latest press cuttings on a wide range of issues. Work from home refusal leads to £29k award The conflict between return-to-work mandates and home

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Occupational Health Assessment Ltd's recent media coverage and insights.

Occupational Health Assessment Ltd’s recent coverage and insights…

Occupational Health Assessment Ltd’s recent coverage and insights… Occupational Health Assessment Ltd (OHA Ltd) are the UKs only Certified B-Corp occupational health provider. This unique status makes us a leading voice in topical conversations relating to workforce wellbeing, Human Resources (HR) issues, employee benefits and (of course) occupational health assessments. Below is a brief summary

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The quarterly Occupational Health Assessment Ltd Employment Webinars began in the early summer of 2024.  These webinars attract a large and growing audience of senior HR, Finance, and C-Suite professionals.  Attendees are treated to a highly topical, fun, informative and interactive update on many current employment issues from truly expert speakers.  The success of our

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