Search results for: mental ill-health

UK’s working-class men are hiding their mental health issues

New research reveals over 4 million working-class men are suffering in silence with their mental health in the UK.

Mental health and wellbeing whitepaper offers practical advice to UK businesses

Wellbeing in the workplace is gathering more attention, yet business owners and managers are often left in the dark on how to help those struggling with mental ill-health.

Why the business community needs to keep talking about mental health

Inspired by his own mental health challenges, Guy Tolhurst, founder of the Mindful Investor initiative challenges investors to take a more mindful and holistic approach to imparting capital and place equal focus on diversity, inclusion and mental health.

Managing workplace mental health: the power of high-quality training

Mental ill-health is responsible for almost 13% of all sickness absence days in the UK, while it has been shown that UK businesses could save up to £8 billion per year through better mental health wellbeing support in the workplace. Lottie Galvin from eLearning platform iHASCO explains how.

Firms urged to act as data shows depression has doubled during COVID

Incidents of workplace mental ill-health are on the increase as the strain of the pandemic begin to take a toll

What’s in store for HR and wellbeing leaders in 2023? 

Global standards are set to put more pressure on firms to prioritise wellbeing

How employers can support emotional wellbeing during remote working

Portugal’s improved work-life measures for remote workers is an example to UK PLC

Encouraging self-compassion for men at work

Self-compassion involves noticing your own distress and doing something about it

What employees want (and need) from the post-pandemic workplace

Many employees are nervous about heading back to the office, so what’s their ideal situtation?

When legal representation falls short: study finds diversity is lacking in law firms

Only 29% of partner roles in large law firms are held by women, despite women making up 47% of the UK workforce