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Survey: mental health in the workplace

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Take our survey to help us build an accurate picture of how companies are addressing mental health. What are they doing well and what needs improving? Are they even talking about it?

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Every year in the UK, 70 million working days are lost because of poor mental health. Six in ten people say poor mental health impacts their concentration at work and £105 billion is lost every year to the UK economy because of poor mental health.

As part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2018, HRD Connect is looking into individual experiences of mental health in the workplace and how different businesses deal with the mental wellbeing of their employees.

This is why we are asking for just a few minutes of your time to help us build a detailed and accurate picture of how companies are addressing mental health. What are they doing well and what needs improving? Are they even talking about it?

The questions are simple and we won’t be collecting any sensitive information. After the survey closes, we will share results and trends with you through our content.

Whether you think your employer should be doing more to address mental health or you’re concerned that your work-life balance has gone haywire, you can discover what other individuals and companies are doing by answering our short questionnaire. Click here to complete the survey.

The survey will remain open until 8 May and we will share our results during Mental Health Awareness Week, 14-18 May 2018.

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