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Nelson Advisors featured in HRTech ‘The UK Split Its Workplace Health Story in Two’ article
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Nelson Advisors featured in HRTech ‘The UK Split Its Workplace Health Story in Two’ article
Source: https://hrtechedition.com/articles/uk-workplace-health-system-coverage-split-2026/
A third account, published by Nelson Advisors on Healthcare.Digital, skipped the call-your-boss detail entirely and covered the review as an investment thesis. Its framing: Britain is treating economic inactivity as a growth opportunity rather than a welfare cost, with a quoted line from the review that “Britain has an under-used economic asset hiding in plain sight: its working-age people.”
The piece flagged the 212 billion pound annual cost against an estimated 57 billion pound recovery opportunity and detailed the three-year Vanguard phase, running 2026 to 2029, in which more than 200 employers will test the model.
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