Category: Stress
PROSECUTION OVER THREATENING OF HSE INSPECTOR
A senior inspector at Britain’s workplace regulator has stressed that the organisation will not tolerate violence, aggression or abuse of its staff after a man was sentenced for a public order...
STUDY FINDS MOST COMMON CAUSES OF WORKPLACE STRESS
One in every eight company employees in the UK has taken time off work for stress in the last year, according to a new study conducted by contractor payroll and accountancy experts, the Dolan...
UK employers risking safety of those who drive for work
A study commissioned by Driving for Better Business (DfBB), the government-backed Highways England programme to raise awareness of the business benefits that come from improved management of...
Mates in Mind: ‘Collaborative approach to mental health needed’
Encouraged by growing industry support for prioritising mental health in the workplace, Mates in Mind renews its call to industry leaders to take a joined-up approach to addressing mental health....
Lower paid workers fear discussing mental health issues with employers
Workers on lower salaries feel less comfortable talking to their employer about mental health, according to a report entitled Why BWell from Barnett Waddingham. The research, which surveyed 3,000 UK...
ONE IN FOUR LEAVE JOB DUE TO MENTAL HEALTH
One in four people working in human resources and administration has left a job due to mental health problems, research by first aid charity St John Ambulance has found. The...
Employee health at risk from poor financial wellbeing
A third of UK employers (34%) think that high employee stress levels are a direct consequence of their staff not having enough savings, including pensions, according to the latest Close Brothers...
IIRSM and the Scaffolding Association partner on conference
The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIIRSM) and The Scaffolding Association are working together to deliver two full-day events, taking place in London and Birmingham.The...
make an impact this World Suicide Prevention Day
Insurers and employers should use World Suicide Prevention Day to ask themselves if they are doing enough, according to RedArc Nurses, who have seen a rise in the number of people with thoughts of...
EMPLOYEES DOING NOTHING TO RELIEVE STRESS
Time-poor UK workers are not doing anything to relieve stress outside of work according to new research. A survey of 1,015 UK adults in employment carried out by learning marketplace, Obby...
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