Tag: Alcohol
Alcohol Awareness Week UK
Alcohol Awareness Week UK is an annual event that aims to raise awareness of the health risks...
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Janet Hadley: Workplace alcohol use disorder needs employer’s attention
WWP had the opportunity to interview Janet Hadley & discuss why further support is needed for employees with workplace alcohol use disorder.
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Sarah Dennis: Handling overseas staff and alcoholism
For some employees, managing without alcohol may seem like an impossible challenge. This can be particularly so for overseas staff.
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Alcohol and Employees: The Ultimate Guide for Managers
What to do with employees who drink alcohol at work or who may be alcoholics. This guide provides a basic overview for employers and points to additional resources.
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Dry January support needed for overseas staff
Overseas staff may be at greater risk of over-drinking due to different challenges they face meaning a global response from employers is in need.
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Nearly 9 million people taking part in Dry January
New research published by Alcohol Change UK shows that almost 9 million people in the UK are taking part in Dry January.
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How to remain in control at the office Christmas party
The office Christmas party is a tradition that many people look forward to. However, if not treated carefully, it can quickly get out of hand.
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Dry January campaign
Dry January is fast approaching with the yearly challenge to refrain from all alcohol for the entire month.
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Cost of living crisis is impacting of adult health habits
UK adults already feel that their health has deteriorated as a result of the cost of living crisis.
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- Chris Sullens: Creating an inclusive workspace – the power of assistive tech for neurodiverse employees
- Toby Hough: Key strategies for supporting workplace mental health problems
- Paul Sesay: How employers can take Pride month in their stride and maximise its impact at work
- Bertrand Stern-Gillet: National Walking Month may be over but the benefits remain strong as ever!
- Pat Ashworth: Five tips on supporting neurodiverse people in the workplace
