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Keeping in touch during sickness absence 17 Keeping in touch during an employee’s absence is important. This section discusses managing contact in a sensitive but constructive way. Returning to work 19 Most people with mental health problems make a successful return to work. Effective planning and monitoring of the return to work are
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