Taking proactive steps through early intervention, can help empower employees and ensure they receive the care they need while reducing absenteeism and easing the burden on the NHS.
While it may seem like a significant investment to prioritise mental health, the cost of turning a blind eye to a strategy for managing stress in a mental health policy can be much higher in the long term.
Practical strategies for employee mental wellbeing can offer a competitive advantage. Several well-known companies prioritise their employees' mental health, recognising its positive financial impact.
New analysis sheds light on the growing demand for mental health support in the workplace and the surging popularity of "Work From Anywhere" (WFA) schemes.
Over 1 in 4 people experience a mental health disorder in the UK, whether this be due to personal, professional or financial pressures, highlighting the need for effective mindset management.
12.5% of men in the UK are thought to be suffering from a mental health disorder. Men’s Health Week is an important opportunity to get men talking about the things they don't want to talk about.
With mental health issues affecting more than one in four people at some point in their lives, employers must take steps to prioritise the wellbeing of their workforce. By doing so, you’ll see reduced absenteeism and a more cohesive team spirit.