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February 3, 2026
Newly released figures on the use of Employee Assistance Programmes in the UK show spiraling demand for support among employees. EAPs have become a pillar of occupational health in the UK, available as an option for more than half of UK employees (working in 186,000 organisations). In particular, the past two years have seen a growing number of medium-sized and smaller employers adopting EAPs.
The 2025 market report from EAPA UK, Focusing on the Job: EAPs and Keeping Britain Working, suggests that more than 623,000 workers contacted EAP providers in the previous year.
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Resource Updated:
February 3, 2026
Newly released figures on the use of Employee Assistance Programmes in the UK show spiraling demand for support among employees. EAPs have become a pillar of occupational health in the UK, available as an option for more than half of UK employees (working in 186,000 organisations). In particular, the past two years have seen a growing number of medium-sized and smaller employers adopting EAPs.
The 2025 market report from EAPA UK, Focusing on the Job: EAPs and Keeping Britain Working, suggests that more than 623,000 workers contacted EAP providers in the previous year.
Read the full article here on the iOH website
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