Caring for loved ones takes toll on employees’ mental health and relationships, research finds
A survey of 1,000 people aged 45-75 providing care for a relative revealed that three-quarters feel ‘on-call’ for at least half the week.
Cancer overtakes mental health as most common condition supported by RedArc
According to RedArc, no two cancer journeys are identical, and the experience of an individual can vary daily depending on their diagnosis.
Freelancers report worsening mental health and lack of support amid challenging conditions in 2024
New research from Leapers reveals 45% of UK freelancers saw a decline in their mental health in 2024, with only 6% feeling supported by the Government. Late payments, client ghosting, and lack of access to mental health resources were major challenges for the self-employed workforce.
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.
Improving finances could help tackle ‘Blue Monday’ – Unbiased
Blue Monday typically falls on the third Monday of the year, in this case 20th January.
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."
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.
Majority of UK workers fear burnout in 2025 amid rising costs and resource cuts
Nearly two-thirds of UK workers are concerned about burnout this year as businesses cut back on resources to manage growing employment costs, according to Robert Half's latest survey.
Workers forced to choose between performance and mental well-being when dealing with hostile customers, research finds
Employees dealing with rude customers face a difficult trade-off between maintaining high performance and protecting their mental health, according to new research from emlyon business school.
Women becoming primary earners linked to higher mental health issues in couples
A study by Durham University Business School finds that women becoming family breadwinners increases the likelihood of mental health issues in couples.
ONS finds completion of NHS Talking Therapies improves employment prospects
According to ONS, completion of NHSTT treatment is linked to significant improvements in labour market outcomes.
MIMHC launches mental health Q&A series with Altruist Enterprises
The series features conversations with mental health experts, including an exclusive session with Katie Buckingham.
