C-support helps you on your way with information on various topics and periods in the course of your illness. The information is arranged chronologically by year of illness (1st, 2nd, from the 3rd year of illness). In addition, you will find information on financial schemes and allowances, and information for the self-employed.
Click on one of the blocks below for the information you want to view:
Support during illness
Support if you can no longer do your work due to illness:
- Employees: by the company doctor or occupational health and safety service
- Employees with a WIA benefit: by your employer or the UWV
- Self-employed individuals: by your own disability insurer
- Job seekers with a WIA benefit: by the UWV
- Job seekers covered by the Sickness Benefits Act: by the UWV
- Job seekers covered by the Participation Act: by the municipality
Additional occupational or medical expertise
In addition to this support, do you need additional occupational or medical expertise? Then you can call on one of the many consultancy firms. Ask your legal advisor at your union, the legal desk or the legal aid insurer which consultancy firms you can consult. C-support does not carry out these expertises itself. However, your aftercare advisor can help you find the right path.
Support C-support
Are conversations with your company doctor, employer, or colleagues proving difficult? Are you encountering a lack of understanding or facing (financial) problems? Contact your Aftercare Advisor for support and advice. You can also contact us for tailored advice if your situation requires it.
Method
The Werkwijzer offers information, tips, and tools to stay employed, find work, or leave work.
FAQ
It is important to find a good balance between the workload and your own resilience. To support you in this you can:
- Online training SterQ at work
- Watch this one videos about energy and recovery
- View information, tips and tools on the Method
