Talking to Your Colleagues
More than 80 per cent of people working with cancer felt that their colleagues had been very supportive, even if they had little or no knowledge of cancer, its treatments and side effects, according to one survey.
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Getting organised
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Your legal rights in the workplace
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Cancer Support Groups
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