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Wellbeing and inclusion

Promoting wellbeing and looking at the causes of stress and burnout are critical for the future of the profession, as is creating an inclusive workplace where people can be themselves.

Confidential counselling for members

All our members have access to Health Assured, a confidential service designed to help you deal with personal and professional problems that are affecting your wellbeing.

Equality, diversity and inclusion

Our work on equality, diversity and inclusion is an important part of what we do to support you. We believe that inclusion is an overarching culture, encompassing diversity and equality for the benefit of all.

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Disciplinary and capability procedures

This advice concerns the rights of employees who are subject to formal action regarding their conduct or capability.

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Employed dentists

Bullying and harassment at work

This advice sets out the options and support available if you are concerned about bullying / harassment at work. The support available from Employment Relations Officers (EROs) and Accredited Representatives (ARs) is also explained.

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Grievance at work

Any member of the team may, at some time, have a problem or concern about their work, working conditions or relationships with other colleagues. If they raise a problem or concern with you and request that it be addressed, it becomes a grievance.

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BDA Benevolent Fund

The BDA Benevolent Fund provides practical, emotional, and financial support to dental students, dentists, and their dependents, living in the UK. Visit their website to find out more.
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Confidential counselling and emotional support

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