Workplace wellbeing starts with confident conversations
The first step to improving workplace mental health is getting comfortable talking about it. It’s time to normalise conversations about mental health at work.
Workplace wellbeing starts with confident conversations
The first step to improving workplace mental health is getting comfortable talking about it. It’s time to normalise conversations about mental health at work.
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The challenge facing employers
Many employees are experiencing high levels of stress and poor mental health and common mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety have increased significantly.
With increasing pressure on mental health, many businesses are now concerned about how best to support their managers and staff. Many aren’t sure how to have conversations about mental health. Some are worried about getting it wrong, the legal implications and the impact on their reputation and bottom line.
The cost of poor mental health
Poor mental health cost employers an estimated total of £53-56 billion annually, an increase of 25% since 2019. Poor mental health at work is categorised as:
Presenteeism continues to be the greatest of these costs. However, the overall increase in the cost of poor mental health is attributed to higher turnover.
Source: Deloitte Mental Health and Employers Report 2022