Can workplace charters reduce health inequalities for employees: a qualitive analysis of employer interviews in West Yorkshire, England

This study has identified that employers' perceptions of workplace charters support the view that charters can reduce health inequalities. However, emergent barriers to charter effectiveness highlighted that charters could equally generate inequalities by excluding organisations. If policy makers reconcile this tension, workplace charters could potentially be a timely and meaningful intervention to reduce health inequalities.

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Journal of Public Health
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2025-07-14
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https://doi.org/10.1093/pubmed/fdaf072
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School Health and Nursing Education
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Can workplace charters reduce health inequalities for employees: a qualitive analysis of employer interviews in West Yorkshire, England

Sulia Celebi
Journal of Public Health
School Health and Nursing Education
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Can workplace charters reduce health inequalities for employees: a qualitive analysis of employer interviews in West Yorkshire, England

Sulia Celebi
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Abstract

This study has identified that employers' perceptions of workplace charters support the view that charters can reduce health inequalities. However, emergent barriers to charter effectiveness highlighted that charters could equally generate inequalities by excluding organisations. If policy makers reconcile this tension, workplace charters could potentially be a timely and meaningful intervention to reduce health inequalities.

Journal of Public HealthVol. 47(4)
Health Education England (GB)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
School Health and Nursing Education
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