Assistance with returning to work
It is not easy to return to work after a period of disability.
Some people are unsure or don't know if they are ready to take the step and go back to work. Fortunately, there are initiatives and help to reduce the risk of returning to the workplace.
Back-to-work process
Back to work is a voluntary process in which a back-to-work coordinator from CM supports you and helps you find appropriate guidance for your return to the labor market. This can be done through adapted work, other work or training. For this he can refer you to partners such as VDAB, the prevention advisor or the occupational doctor.
How does a back-to-work process work?
The course of a back-to-work process depends on who takes the initiative to start it.
A back-to-work process, what is that? Coordinator Florence explains.
What can you expect from a back-to-work process and what should you do?
Want to know more?
Find answers to your questions below.
- Who can participate in a back-to-work program?
- What are the options if I want to work again?
- Is a back-to-work process always necessary if I want to return to work?
- Who can start a back-to-work process?
- What is the difference between an advisory doctor, a company doctor and a back-to-work coordinator?
'Anyone who is incapacitated for work can benefit from the program.'
Advisory physician Christophe
Working part-time or following a course, there are various options.
Do you have questions or doubts about returning to work part-time? The coordinator will help you.
You discuss together which route seems feasible to return to work.
You can count on an advisor and guide during your journey.
