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of people in the European workforce. It is important to keep as many employees as possible on the labour market, including hearing-impaired people.
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There is no doubt that there are more unemployed hearing-impaired people than young hearing loss in the rest of the population. Untreated hearing loss can in particular cause problems at a workplace. Figures from Sweden indicate that more than half of the hearing-impaired people are under 65. In other words, there young hearing loss are more people in their working age suffering from a hearing loss than there are people who are retired. Hearing loss doesn´t bleed Hearing loss is more or less an invisible public health problem, you can young hearing loss say that hearing loss doesn´t bleed. Hearing impairment remains a somewhat neglected and underreported health problem in public debate. Even though it makes much sense to treat hearing impairment - also from young hearing loss a cost-benefit point of view. In fact, hearing loss is one of the disabilities that can be treated most cheaply and with greatest benefit. This is shown in The Maastricht Report from 1999. It was made by the SIHI-Study Group at the young hearing loss University of Maastricht. It costs a lot not to treat hearing loss Better Hearing Institute in USA estimates than untreated hearing loss costs US $ 56 billion each year. Or US $ 216 for each American - each [Email: info@youth.hear-it.org] |