newsBurnout on the rise for workers
THE IMPACT of the pandemic has understandably had an impact on mental health for many people, and that is being reflected in the workplace.
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newsIOSH poll reveals causes of workplace stress
TO COINCIDE with International Stress Awareness Week 2021 (1-5 November), IOSH asked its website visitors and Instagram followers: “What do you see as the ONE main cause of stress in the workplace?”
newsDräger report reveals looming mental health crisis
A NEW research report launched by Dräger Safety UK, which assesses the impact of Covid-19, Brexit and workplace culture on health and safety in UK workplaces, warns of an impending crisis as a result of soaring mental health issues and compromises on investment.
newsNew tools to reduce stress in the workplace
EMPLOYERS ARE being urged to review the stress-causing factors in their workplaces and the work that their employees do.
newsMates in Mind calls for meaningful action
MATES IN Mind is asking organisations to commit to installing long term change within their businesses to ensure a healthier and safer workplace environment for their employees.
newsStressful legal matters damaging mental health
NEARLY ONE in six small business owners (14 per cent) say that stress caused by legal matters has led to a physical or mental health condition, according to new research from Direct Line business insurance.*
newsTrue impact of working from home revealed
PEOPLE WORKING from home during the pandemic are experiencing higher levels of stress and withholding mental health conditions from their employer, for fear of a negative impact on career progression, according to a new health and safety at work report by Lloyd’s Register.
newsScreen breaks for remote workers reduce burnout
ALMOST ONE in ten (8.2%) UK employees admit to experiencing quite or very low levels of happiness while at work, a new survey reveals.
newsMind concerned over huge surge in depression
MENTAL HEALTH charity Mind has responded to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which have found that rates of depression have doubled during coronavirus pandemic.
newsQuarter of construction workers consider suicide
A NEW report by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has found that one in four construction workers have considered suicide.
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