Breaking the sound barrier at work

Employers and employees are being encouraged to ‘Break the Sound Barrier’ at work and take the Royal National Institute for Deaf People’s (RNID) new telephone hearing check.

The check is aimed at the four million people in the UK who could benefit from wearing a hearing aid, but who currently do nothing about it due to embarrassment or fear that employers will treat them less favourably. Employers are being urged to encourage staff to take the five-minute check in a quiet... (536 more words)

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