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Working and MS

Most people are diagnosed with MS at an age when they're likely to be in work.

This section will help you understand what a diagnosis of MS can mean for your working life.

There's information for employers, and some practical tools to help you manage your MS at work.

Read the latest information about work and coronavirus COVID-19

Work, MS and you

MS symptoms change over time and this can be a challenge at work. Some people don't need any changes to their job or working pattern. Others do benefit from simple adjustments.

Information for employers

Find out about the law and how to make small changes (reasonable adjustments) that help people with MS stay in work.

Work toolkit

Use our resources, including forms and examples of best practice, to help you manage your MS at work.

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Find support near you

Our local groups are starting to meet face-to-face again. We've made sure any activities can happen in a COVID-safe way. Each group will go at their own pace, and you'll still find lots happening online. From coffee mornings to online yoga classes – put in your postcode to find out what's near you.

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Helpful resources

From symptoms and treatments to accessing care and support, our booklets and factsheets are packed full of information and tips on living well with MS.

You can download them from our website or order copies from our online shop.

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Working and MS