Employees fear for job prospects if they become disabled

More than a quarter of British workers believe their boss would be unlikely to help them keep their job if they become disabled, a report reveals today.
Twenty-eight per cent of non-disabled workers in the UK feel their employers would not make adjustments to help them stay in work following a serious accident, according to a MORI poll undertaken for the Disability Rights Commission (DRC).

The poll’s findings provide an interesting contrast between workers' and bosses’ attitudes. A DRC... (357 more words)

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