Each year almost 120,000 people of working age are diagnosed with cancer. Macmillan is here to help you prepare for and manage cancer at work.

1. It’s time to talk about

2. Currently there are
people living with cancer in the UK
By 2030, this will have risen to

3. In fact, nearly one in two of us will get cancer.

4. But the cancer story is changing ...But the cancer story is changing...

5. But the cancer story is changing ...
...more people are living with
and beyond cancer than ever
before, due to earlier diagnosis
and better treatment.

6. In the UK:
• More than 750,000 people of
working age are living with cancer
• Around 500,000 carers of people
with cancer work full or part-time
• 82% of people think it’s
important to continue to work
• However, 47% had no choice but
to give up work or change their
roles as a result of their diagnosis.
750, 000+

7. This means we need to shift
the way we think about
survival and life after cancer,
especially in the workplace.
Right now, or some time soon,
you are going to have to deal
with cancer at work.

8. That’s where we come in.

9. Macmillan at Work is here to help you prepare for and manage the impact of
cancer at work. We know just what an important part an employer plays.
People with cancer face challenges that will impact their working life,
but you can take positive steps to smooth the way.
You may have to make changes. Managers and colleagues
might need supporting too. And people aren’t always
Comfortable around cancer. We can help you. Our expertise
is in workplace training, guidance and resources.

11. @workandcancer
www.macmillan.org.uk/workandcancer
workandcancer@macmillan.org.uk
020 7840 4725
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