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Divorce hurting British workplaces

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    http://www.resolution.org.uk/news-li...d=228&n_id=253

    Research by resolution.....
    "Family means that no one gets forgotten or left behind"
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    Re: Divorce hurting British workplaces

    According to Resolution, who commissioned the research to mark Family Dispute Resolution Week, the stress of separation also has an impact, with 16% saying they or one of their colleagues has had to take sick leave as a direct result of the anguish of a break up. While 15% of people said separation and divorce has had a negative impact on productivity where they work.

    Yet despite the effect it has on them or their colleagues, just 10% of people think their employers offer adequate support for people going through a break up, with 34% saying more needs to be done to provide support in the workplace for those undergoing separation or divorce.
    I wonder how many people going through a divorce/separation don't tell their work colleagues to begin with? Just try to get on with it without asking for support at work?
    Debt is like any other trap, easy enough to get into, but hard enough to get out of.

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