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Assessing your workplace mental health strategy for 2025
By Alison Bromley, Head of Partnerships at Onebright In 2025, many businesses have come a long way in their acceptance and ...
'I was working too hard and having seizures - then the doctor said one terrifying word'
Sam Delaney, 49, is a journalist, author and broadcaster from London and an ambassador for mental health charity CALM. Here ...
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Burnout, Anxiety, and ‘Sickie Days’: What New Data Tells Us About Employee Absenteeism in 2025
New research has put a spotlight on the growing crisis of workplace anxiety and absenteeism. According to MetLife UK, 30% of ...
People Management2d
Social connection at work – how can it enhance our mental health?
Rachael Hall, mental health coach for Posturite, presents a mental health in the workplace webinar about connecting and ...
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New reform to support those in the health and disability system to work
A recent survey from the DWP has shown that 200,000 individuals currently claiming health and disability claims are ready to ...
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Three in four employees work while physically or mentally unable
Two thirds of people said they felt self-imposed pressure to continue working while ill in a survey of UK employees.
DWP set to help people with mental health conditions into work under new benefit reform plans
DWP said: “The Green Paper will set key ambitions for creating a system that is fairer on disabled people - offering support ...
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The power of connection: how social bonds at work support mental health
Rachael Hall, mental health coach at Posturite, joins a panel discussion on why human connection is key to workplace ...
Farmers are on the brink — is this their reward after toiling for our food?
In addition to the long hours, farming also has the poorest safety record of any occupation in the UK. With 462,000 working ...
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Northamptonshire housebuilder lays the foundations for mental health discussions in the workplace
Barratt Homes Northampton is encouraging open discussions about mental health in the workplace having trained several of its ...
Around 20% of UK medical students consider quitting university because of poor mental health
A survey of medical students found that around 40 per cent had experienced symptoms of anxiety or depression. View on ...
West Yorkshire housebuilder lays the foundations for mental health discussions in the workplace
Barratt and David Wilson Homes Yorkshire West is encouraging open discussions about mental health in the workplace having trained several of its employees.