Employee Vitality and Cancer Defense by The Cancer Coach’s Post

This post is a powerful example of supporting employers and employees affected by cancer. It dispels the myth that colleagues aren’t understanding, highlighting that 70% of employees with cancer feel supported by their peers. This level of empathy is crucial in helping individuals thrive as they transition back to work or continue treatments. To foster such a supportive environment, companies can incorporate formal training for supervisors and managers, ensuring they understand the unique challenges at every phase of survivorship. Our Tree of Life Employee Vitality and Cancer Defense Program offers a comprehensive lifestyle approach that enhances quality of life for employees at all stages of their cancer journey – from diagnosis and treatment to survivorship and prevention. Kudos to Working with Cancer Initiative for shedding light on this important issue and helping to build more compassionate workplaces! #WorkingWithCancerInitiative #WorkingWithCancer #CancerCommunity #TakeThePledge #EmployeeWellness #SupportSystem

With National Cancer Survivors Month drawing to a close, we’re taking a closer look at the myth that people aren’t understanding of their colleagues with cancer. From concerns about increased workloads to a lack of comfort talking about medical conditions, there are many reasons to think this myth is reality. Thankfully, 70% of employees working with cancer said their colleagues understand the challenges they face, according to a Harris Poll commissioned by Cancer and Careers. This support can be an important source of strength, especially while transitioning back to work or actively undergoing treatments. Companies can further bolster their support systems with formal training for supervisors and managers. Better insights into the challenges present across all phases of survivorship can help thrivers be at their best in the workplace and beyond. How have your colleagues supported you along your cancer journey? Share your stories of support in the comments. #workingwithcancerinitiative #workingwithcancer #cancercommunity #takethepledge 

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