Workplace
Whether you are an employer, a colleague or someone who lives with migraine yourself, we have resources to help
Migraine is most common among adults of working age and effects 1 in 7 of the population. It can impact working life but this can be significantly reduced if people with migraine are supported at work.
We have plenty of resources for employers and colleagues who want to support those they are working with, as well as guidance for people who are living with migraine themselves. You can check out stories of people navigating the workplace with migraine, like Esther, who found herself hiding the impact that migraine has had on her in her career.
Signing up to our Migraine in the Workplace pledge, will demonstrate your commitment to improving the workplace experience for people living with migraine. When you sign up, you’ll receive an internal communications pack with assets and wording to share with staff, as well as regular updates with tips on how to support staff with migraine and other ways to get involved.
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Information and support on migraine and work
Navigating the workplace experience with migraine can be complicated. You can find out more about managing migraine at work, as well as benefits that you may be entitled to here.
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Support for employers or businesses
Find out more about the steps you can take to ensure your organisation is supportive to staff living with migraine
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If you work with someone who has migraine
Learn about migraine, its impact, and how to help them manage their migraine at work
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Migraine training for your workplace
Migraine is most common among adults of working age and effects 1 in 7 of the population. It can impact working life but this can be significantly reduced if people with migraine are supported at work.
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