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Mismanagement of stress and mental health problems in the workplace is costing UK businesses £30.3 billion per year. Simple steps to improve the management of mental health should enable employers to save 30% or more of these costs – that’s a saving of £9 billion per year.
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Read full articleOur next open 1 day Identifying and Managing Stress course will be taking place on Wednesday 27th April 2016. To register your interest, please email katie@altruistuk.com, stating your name, role and organisation.
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Read full articleStress and mental health problems are common with 1 in 6 employees likely to experience problems with stress, anxiety and depression at any one time. You are probably working with someone with a mental health problem.
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