Tony Wilson
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 17 years ago |
Date of birth | February 20,1950 |
Zodiac sign | Pisces |
Born | Pendleton |
Salford | |
United Kingdom | |
Date of died | August 10,2007 |
Died | The Christie |
Manchester | |
United Kingdom | |
Spouse | Lindsay Reade |
Children | Oliver Wilson |
Isabel Wilson | |
Job | Actor |
Journalist | |
Businessperson | |
Television presenter | |
Radio personality | |
Impresario | |
Education | Jesus College, University of Cambridge |
University of Cambridge | |
Pendleton Sixth Form College | |
Movies/Shows | SHADOW PLAY: THE MAKING OF ANTON CORBIJN |
Joy Division | |
A Cock and Bull Story | |
Happy Mondays: Call the Cops | |
Pray for the Wildcats | |
So It Goes | |
24 Hour Party People | |
Parents | Doris Knupfer |
Groups | Hot Chocolate |
Record labels | Factory Records |
Factory Benelux | |
Place of burial | Southern Cemetery, Manchester, United Kingdom |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 489176 |
Stuff Happens: Jack
The Cow Tripped Over the Moon
Hickory Dickory Dash
Emo the Emu
Harry Highpants
The Princess and the Packet of Frozen Peas
The Selwood Boys: Hit the Road
The Emperor's New Clothes Horse
The Thirsty Flowers
Australia United
Making News
The Minister for Traffic Lights
Grannysaurus Rex
The Selwood Boys: Battle Royale
Schapelle: The Facts, the Evidence, the Truth
Watching Television: Hermeneutics, Reception, and Popular Culture
Manage Your Online Reputation
Dark Heroes
Buying a Franchise in Canada
Breaking the Cycle: A Collection of Creative Works
The Selwood Boys Volume 2: Hit the Road and Maintain the Mischief
The Universe on a Bicycle
You Are Enough
Cambridge Marketing Handbook: Products
Gardening: the Essential Organic Gardening Guide Book
Road to Recovery
Three- dimensional and Multidimensional Microscopy: Image Acquisition and Processing IX : 22-23 January 2002, San Jose, USA
Players
After Australia Day Midnight
24 Hour Party People: What the Sleeve Notes Never Tell You
Three- Dimensional and Multidimensional Microscopy: Image Acquisition and Processing XXII
More Devils Than Angels: The Light and Dark, the Good and Bad, the Sadness and Joy, Waiting for the Angel to Arrive
He Was Shadowcaster: The March of Time, What Is Lost and What Is Found
Sydney Swans
The Selwood Boys: Battle Royale and the Miracle Goal
Three- dimensional Microscopy: Image Acquisition and Processing II : 9-10 February 1995, San Jose, California
West Coast Eagles
Jack and the Team that Couldn't See
AFL Footy Fan's Handbook
Timeless Romance
Say Hello to the Sun
Catalog of Regret: A Handpicked Assortment of AmazingSuperPowers Comics
Adelaide Crows
Geelong Cats
Carlton Blues
Hawthorn Hawks
Now and Then a Nightjar: The Past and Present, Distant and Close, Half Remembered, Half Imagined
Reflections of My Life
Cricket Fan's Handbook
Kangaroos
Melbourne Demons
Tony Wilson Life story
Anthony Howard Wilson was a British record label owner, radio and television presenter, nightclub manager, impresario and a journalist for Granada Television, the BBC and Channel 4.
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Long-term sick: How record number changes UK economy
By Vishala Sri-PathmaBusiness reporter
" I was very independent. I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro . Now I need help washing my hair, " says Flic, who contracted long Covid whilst working as a children's Physiotherapist in The NHS.
She is among The two and a half million people who are not working due to health problems -
For every 13 people currently working, one person is long-term Sick .
The Absence of their skills from The workforce is starting to take its toll on Productivity - and may start to impact long-term growth, according to economists.
" People being off Work is inevitably going to be bad for business and The economy, " says Tony Wilson , director at The Institute for Employment Studies.
" If firms can't meet demand because they have to fill jobs, it might mean they have to pay people more to fill those jobs or. . Close their business Down because they can't cope.
" It impacts overall Productivity and might also mean less competition, " he adds.
One of The reasons why The UK economy has been doing less well than other developed nations has been The case of The Missing workers, after millions stopped working during The pandemic.
There are 400,000 more people not in employment or looking for employment than there were before The pandemic, Darren Morgan , director of economic statistics at The ONS, told The Bbc .
As well as an increase in Mental Health conditions and back and neck pains that may be linked to home working, Mr Morgan said there had also been " an increase in The category that includes post-viral fatigue, so perhaps long Covid having an impact".
The ONS points out that rising Work -limiting health problems predate The pandemic. In 2016, some 15. 4% of 16 to 64-year-olds reported these, rising to 16. 4% in 2019. This went up even further to 18. 1% of The population in 2022 - roughly 7. 5 million people.
Flic worked through The pandemic, visiting patients in their homes just after they'd been discharged from hospital.
" I felt just whipped up all The Time , but I put it Down to exhaustion. I soon became too ill to Work and took unpaid leave for five months.
" An antibody test confirmed I had Covid and when it didn't go away I realised it was long Covid, " she says. " It's completely turned My Life Upside Down . "
Tony Wilson of The Institute for Employment Studies says " presenteeism" - working when Sick - is worse than being off Sick because it means people are ill for longer. " The workplace should adapt around The Employee and try and ensure jobs Work for people, " he says.
Tom Pollard, head of Social Policy at The New Economics Foundation, says besides The Immediate consequences of people not working, there are " knock-on costs" of people being off Sick long-term.
" It tends to snowball as The longer people are out of Work The longer it takes to get back into The Office . It's a tough cycle to break, " he says.
Getting these people back into employment is a key part of The government's plan to get The economy growing again.
The March budget included changes to The Rules around health-related benefits and universal credit aimed at helping to address The shortage of workers.
The latest figures show mixed progress on this front.
Significant numbers of students, carers and even some retired people have been going back to Work , pushing The inactivity rate - The Key measure of people not in Work - Down to 21% - The lowest level in three years.
However, The Rise in The Number of people too ill to Work is likely to worry policymakers.
How can I avoid back and neck problems?By Michelle Roberts , digital health editor
Sitting with proper posture is one of The Best things you can do to prevent back and neck problems.
So it is easy to see how spending long hours sitting at a desk, hunched over a laptop could be bad For You .
The latest data from The ONS suggests musculoskeletal issues are on The Rise , and likely linked to The Shift to home working that happened to many of us during The pandemic.
If you use a home workstation, The advice is to make sure The Top of your computer screen is level with your eyes and about an arm's length away from you.
You should be able to relax your shoulders when you are typing and keep your elbows at 90 degrees.
Take regular breaks too to stand up, stretch and move around.
If you have neck or back pain, chat with your doctor or see a Physiotherapist .
to protect The health and safety of their workers.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com