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Corporate Adviser - GIP return to work stats improve - GRiD stats

By John Greenwood 8 May 2017

GIP insurer’s early intervention and rehabilitation services are now returning more than one in four workers back to work, according to industrywide group risk statistics published today.

Group Risk Development’s GIP return to work figures, published today, show 27 per cent of those receiving early intervention support from insurers returned to work, up from 25 per cent in 2015 and just 20 per cent in 2014.

The Grid statistics show 2,289 people were helped back to work through active early intervention support from an insurer in 2016, with group risk products paying out £1.5bn across the board, supporting the financial resilience of 24,925 UK families.

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