Health & Wellbeing

Wales leads UK with Social Care Workforce Partnership to improve conditions for care staff

Wales establishes the UK's first Social Care Workforce Partnership to unite government, employers, and trade unions in improving working conditions for social care staff.

17/01/2025

Employee Relations·Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

Birmingham named most stressed city in the UK according to a new study

Birmingham has been named the most stressed city in the UK which highlighted significant challenges faced by workers in the region.

17/01/2025

Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

NASUWT welcomes call for paid miscarriage leave ahead of 24 weeks

NASUWT welcomes MPs’ support for statutory paid leave for miscarriage, urging the Government to back amendments to the Employment Rights Bill.

16/01/2025

Employee Relations·Featured·Health & Wellbeing·News

UK employees suffer from a lack of workplace appreciation compared to their global counterparts

The UK reported the lowest Appreciation Index scores (61.8 out of 100) against the U.S. and Australia, and below the global average of 65.

16/01/2025

Compensation & Benefits·Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

Early intervention is key to combat mental ill-health – GRiD

Katharine Moxham said: “If Blue Monday is said to be the most depressing day of the year for staff, it’s worth sparing a moment to think about how those who are already struggling with their mental health might be feeling at this time."

16/01/2025

Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

Towergate urges employers to support mental health all year, not just Blue Monday

Employers should view Blue Monday as a prompt to take action to support employees' mental health throughout the entire year.

16/01/2025

Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

Millions in England face challenges accessing dental care, with working-age population most affected

New analysis from Broadstone reveals that 5.9% of England’s working-age population haven’t seen an NHS dentist in over two years, and 4.9 million people of working age do not have a dentist at all.

16/01/2025

Featured·Health & Wellbeing·News

One in six workers skip meals every day to reduce spending, says TUC

The TUC said the Government’s Make Work Pay agenda would be essential for improving living standards.

16/01/2025

Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

Three in 10 working parents have high stress levels, research finds

The report noted a decline in workplace support for parents, with only 68% finding their employer supportive.

15/01/2025

Health & Wellbeing·Inclusion, Equality & Diversity·News

Workplace injury and ill-health take high toll on businesses, Croner warns

Workplace injuries and new cases of work-related ill health in 2023/24 cost an estimated £21.6bn, with 29.6 million working days lost.

14/01/2025

Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

Mid-career crisis not universal, study finds it mainly affects highly skilled workers

New research reveals that mid-career job dissatisfaction primarily affects managerial and professional workers, challenging the belief that a midlife slump in job satisfaction is a universal experience.

13/01/2025

Featured·Health & Wellbeing·News

UK businesses must address weather risks, says Skillcast

Employers are legally required to conduct risk assessments, with the UK experiencing yellow and amber alerts for snow, ice, and rain.

13/01/2025

Health & Wellbeing·Lead Story·News

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Health & Wellbeing

Birmingham named most stressed city in the UK according to a new study

NASUWT welcomes call for paid miscarriage leave ahead of 24 weeks

UK employees suffer from a lack of workplace appreciation compared to their global counterparts

Early intervention is key to combat mental ill-health – GRiD

Towergate urges employers to support mental health all year, not just Blue Monday

Millions in England face challenges accessing dental care, with working-age population most affected

One in six workers skip meals every day to reduce spending, says TUC

Three in 10 working parents have high stress levels, research finds

Workplace injury and ill-health take high toll on businesses, Croner warns

Mid-career crisis not universal, study finds it mainly affects highly skilled workers

UK businesses must address weather risks, says Skillcast

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