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The hidden workforce issue

Caregiver burden may be one of the most overlooked workforce real...

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Employees need language too

When cancer affects a workplace, employees need more than empathy...

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Policy is not the same as support

A company can have strong policies and still leave people feeling...

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Most managers are underprepared

Most managers are not cold.

They are underprepared.

They want t...

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Training is not extra

I don’t see workplace training around cancer as “extra.”

I see i...

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Support has to feel usable

A benefit can be valuable on paper and still go unused.

Why?

Be...

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Coworkers matter too

When someone is affected by cancer, coworkers often want to help ...

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One simple manager script

If a manager only remembered three questions, I think it would he...

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HR cannot carry this alone

HR plays a critical role.

But HR cannot carry the entire cancer ...

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Five things employers must get right

If employers want to support employees affected by cancer well, f...

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Return to work is not “back to normal.”

Survivorship does not mean everything resets.

A lot of employees...

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What to say. What not to say.

If an employee tells you they have cancer, here’s a simple rule:

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