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• 24/11/2009- Sickies and Long-Term Absence Give Employers a Headache – CBI/AXA Survey
  This document describes the emerging gap between public and private sector absence rates in the UK. Absence from work cost the UK economy £13.2 billion last year as the average employee took almost seven (6.7 days) off sick, while the gulf between absence rates in the public sector and the private sector grew to a record level. The survey highlights the need for a new approach to the management of long-term absence.
• 29/10/2008- REINTEGRATE Train-the-Trainers Course
  The REINTEGRATE train-the-trainer course will take place in Porto, Portugal on November 10th and 11th 2008. This course will enable trainers from seven European countries to: • Understand the reintegrate approach • Develop and use training materials provided by the project • Implement training courses in their own countries This training course is a vital part of the projects dissemination strategy. It is hoped the trainers (all of whom are members of the European platform for rehabilitation) will deliver training to stakeholders in each of the participating countries. In addition, it is hoped that they will provide users for the e-learning material on the web site.
• 29/10/2008- Managing Absenteeism in the Public Sector
  Public Affairs Ireland will hold a half day seminar on the 20th of November, 2008 concerning the management of absenteeism in the public sector. The aim of the seminar is to provoke debate about good practice in the area of managing absenteeism, and to encourage public sector stakeholders to take a more comprehensive approach to the issue.
• 29/10/2008- 1st Reintegrate Training Course
  The first REINTEGRATE training course will take place at the IBEC premises in Dublin on the 30th of October, 2008. This will be a pilot training course, the aim of which is to test the acceptability of the course content and to provide the basis for preparing a train-the-trainers course for application throughout Europe. The 30th of October will also see the launch of the e-learning course from REINTEGRATE on this web site. This will be the first version of the course, and it will be updated during 2009 on the basis of feedback from users. The training materials from the training course will be made available on the web site to registered users shortly after the course takes place.