Staff experiencing mental health issues and not speaking to anyone doubles
Lockdown may have heightened the chances of mental health issues.
Category: Wellbeing News
Companies increasing wellbeing spending due to COVID-19
57 per cent believe a four day week being implemented is likely.
Over a quarter of serious injuries takes place in the office
Men are more likely than women to suffer from an injury at work.
Loneliness Awareness Week: Heightened this year due to remote working
"Looking after our health and wellbeing is more important than ever."
Employees nervous about the idea of returning to the office
Women are more nervous than men.
UK in ‘top 5’ nations for having ‘poor’ mental health during lockdown
Women seem to feel the impact of lockdown more so than men.
Kindness, the theme of this Mental Health Awareness Week
Employees believe one lesson we should learn from COVID-19 is to be kinder.
Employees not comfortable returning to work until social distancing implemented
"The wellbeing of people is critical to economic recovery."
Employees desire mix of remote and office-based work after lockdown
16 per cent wish to remain working from home once the lockdown ends.
Employees not comfortable disclosing health concerns due to COVID-19
More than one-tenth are concerned that if they do, they will be fired.
Due to COVID-19, key workers deserve a ‘new deal’
"A voice at work" is part of the new deal.
There were calls for remote working before COVID-19
More than usual, employees have their wish.
Remote working is more damning than the office for the lunch hour
"When at home, it’s almost too easy to forget your regular work schedule."
Does HR deal with office bullying effectively?
Only 4 per cent of employees raised the issue of being bullied with HR.
Key workers to receive COVID-19 tests
The Government plans to open 50 drive-through testing sites by the end of April.