Monday briefing: The truth about claims people 'use' their mental health to avoid work | : vimarsana.com

In today’s newsletter: Work and pensions secretary Mel Stride claims 94% of those going to the doctors feeling ‘bluesy’ will be signed off work. What’s the evidence for this claim?

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