Work and Unseen Chronic Illness

"Work and Unseen Chronic Illness" by M. Vickers delves into the often overlooked challenges faced by working adults living with chronic health conditions that remain largely invisible to colleagues and employers. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2001, this insightful hardback spans 232 pages and provides a thorough examination of the impact of unseen illnesses on employment, labor economics, and social conditions of work. Vickers sheds light on the discrimination these individuals face and discusses the broader implications for workplace dynamics, productivity, and mental health. This book is an essential read for professionals in business and healthcare, as well as anyone interested in understanding the societal impact of chronic illness in the workforce. With its engaging narrative and comprehensive analysis, "Work and Unseen Chronic Illness" is a crucial resource for fostering awareness and promoting inclusivity in the workplace.