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The Responsibility Deal Health at Work Network aims to improve health in the workplace and to support improvements in employee health and in turn the health of the public. It is chaired by Dame Carol Black, National Director of Health and Work and Chair of the Nuffield Trust, it is supported by Earl Howe,(Frederick Richard Penn Curzon) Parliamentary Secretary for Quality at the Department of Health. [1] As with the other Public Health Responsibility Deal networks it is comprised of a mixture of corporate, public bodies and NGOs. The network will consider how to reduce work place absences with a particular emphasis on mental health it will also look at how employers can support work based health promotion for example in smoking cessation programmes and health checks. Working groups have been established to look into four related but specific areas:
- Health and Wellbeing Local Business Partnerships – three pilots where large companies mentor local Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) on employee health and wellbeing.
- Engaging SMEs - analysing the most effective ways of engaging SMEs in workplace health and wellbeing, and developing a website that brings together SME-relevant information.
- Managing Chronic Conditions guides – developing guides for employers and employees on managing people with chronic illness in the workplace.
- Occupational health – developing practical guidance to help occupational health services support and encourage employers in safeguarding and improving the health and wellbeing of their workforce.[2]
Invited attendees
- Sir Mansel Aylward, Cardiff University
- Alan Walters, Unilever
- Alison Clark, Mars UK
- Amanda Simonds, Novo Nordisk
- Andrew Bonser, Alliance Boots
- Sir Anthony Newman Taylor, Imperial College
- Bill Gunnyeon, Department for Work and Pensions
- Bob Grove, Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health
- Cary Cooper, Lancaster University Management School
- Christine Hancock, C3 Collaborating for Health
- Ciarán Devane, Macmillan Cancer Support
- David Batman, Nestle
- Deborah Jamieson, HWWB
- Eric Teasdale, Astrazeneca
- Geoff Dessent, Department of Health
- Prof Sir George Alberti, Diabetes UK
- Francis Ainley, Mars UK
- Fiona King, Eon-UK
- Greg Peterson, Kelloggs
- Hugh Robertson, Trades Union Congress
- Ingemar Petterson, MORSE
- Jane Willis, HSE
- Julian Hunt, Food and Drink Federation
- Karen Charman, NHS Employers
- Louise Boston, Eon UK
- Lucy Cork, Alliance Boots
- Maria Bourke, Let's Get Healthy
- Mark Duddridge, Ginsters
- Mark Harrod, Central YMCA
- Mary Boughton, Federation of Small Businesses
- Prof Mike Kelly, NICE
- Neil Budworth, Eon-UK
- Nicki Cooper, British Heart Foundation
- Olivia Carlton, Transport for London
- Peter Baker, Men’s Health Forum
- Dr Peter Wright, Department of Work and Pensions
- Prof Selena Gray, Faculty of Public Health
- Ross McNally, South East Chambers of Commerce
- Sachin Sharma, Compass
- Sarah Wilcher, Unilever
- Sayeed Khan, EEF
- Sian Williams, Royal College of Physicians
- Stephen Bevan, The Work Foundation
- Steve Boorman, Royal Mail Group
- Steven Sumner, Local Government Employers
- Stuart Stokes, Zest People
- ↑ Department of Health Health at Work Network accessed 14th September 2011
- ↑ Department of Health Health at Work Network accessed 14th September 2011
- ↑ Department of Health Health at Work Network accessed 14th September 2011
