All Mental health resilience articles
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Opinion
Lovewell’s logic: Normalising grief at work
Grief and loss are two things we will all inevitably experience at some point in our lives, however, these remain subjects that many are not comfortable discussing.
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Article
Olivia Rodrigo pays for her band and crew to access therapy on tour
Olivia Rodrigo has paid for every member of her band and crew to access therapy both on and off her last tour.
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Article
77% of generation Alpha want mental health support at work
Three-quarters (77%) of generation Alpha teenagers want mental health support at work, according to research by Benenden Health.
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Article
Mental health campaigner Ben West to present keynote at Employee Benefits Live 2025
Ben West, mental health campaigner, author, strategic advisor and social media influencer, will be a keynote speaker at Employee Benefits Live 2025.
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Article
Police staff in England, Scotland and Wales are unhappy with their pay and work
Police staff in England, Scotland and Wales are unhappy with their pay and often unhappy in their work, according to research by trade union Unison.
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Analysis
Emma-Louise Taylor: What role can Pride celebrations play in a DEI strategy?
Pride is not just a celebration; it is a reflection of what GI Group is and what it stands for.
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Analysis
Mindfulness as a benefit: what can employers offer to enhance employees’ mental wellbeing?
An organisation’s culture, and engagement levels can be improved by offering mindfulness support.
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Article
43% hosted awareness events to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week 2025
More than two-fifths (43%) of employers said they were hosting awareness events to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week 2025, according to a survey of Employee Benefits readers.
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Case Studies
Pirtek UK and Ireland encourages mindfulness in the workplace
Pirtek UK and Ireland supports mindfulness in the workplace through internal campaigns and dedicated wellbeing support.
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Analysis
How to support staff facing redundancy
Helping employees to find out how redundancy will impact them financially can help them prepare for it.
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Article
Swearing chef awarded £13,000 for disability discrimination
A chef who swore in front of guests at a spa hotel has been awarded £13,000 at a tribunal, which ruled her outburst had been triggered by anxiety.
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Article
Stress, depression and anxiety account for 55% of all lost working days
Across all workers, stress, depression and anxiety accounted for 55% of all working days lost, according to new research by online therapy service manconfidence.co.uk.
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Article
Incipio Group provides staff with mental health training
Bar business Incipio Group is to provide its employees with mental health training to help overcome stigma.
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Article
Access to remote psychological services rises 61% year-on-year
Access to remote psychological services has increased by 61% compared to 2023, according to insurer LV=’s 2024 claims report.
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Article
40% of UK employees say workplace concerns impact their wellbeing
Two-fifths (40%) of UK employees workplace concerns have impacted their wellbeing, according to research by Reward Gateway | Edenred.
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Article
59% of employees’ health is negatively impacted due to financial situation
More than half (59%) of employees admitted their mental and physical health have been negatively impacted as a result of their financial behaviours or situation, according to new data from Nudge.
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Article
Keepmoat enters partnership to support employee mental health
Keepmoat has announced that it has entered a partnership to support the wellbeing and mental health of its employees.
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Article
11% of UK employees have taken time off work for mental health in past year
A tenth (11%) of workers have taken time off work for mental health reasons in the past year, according to data by Simplyhealth.
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Analysis
Can employers do more to fill the gaps in healthcare provision?
To help keep workforces healthy and productive, employers are stepping in to fill the gaps in healthcare provision.
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Article
36% of cancer carers want to move jobs due to lack of employer support
More than a third (36%) of UK cancer carers want to move jobs due to lack of employer support during their time as a carer, according to research by Reframe Cancer.