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Night shifts and mental health

What's it like to work night shifts?

Research into the impact of shift work on workforce mental health and wellbeing and reports by IOSH and the HSE indicate that shift workers, especially night shift workers, are more likely to struggle with their mental health. They are also more at risk of cardiac and metabolic problems. Further to ...

Lex Young | Chief Editor

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    UK workforce mental wellbeing needs

    Lex Young | Chief Editor
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    Responding to quiet quitters

    Milly Bennett-Day | Writer
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    Is burnout biased?

    Milly Bennett-Day | Writer
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    Is your workplace psychologically safe?

    Fiona Thompson | Mental Wellbeing Writer
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    Financial stress and employee burnout

    Fiona Thompson | Mental Wellbeing Writer
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    Workplace bullying: damaging victims & making waves

    Mike Brazier | Kooth Work Digital Mental Wellbeing

    UK employers are investing in mental wellbeing - but in the wrong places.

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    'Missing the Mark'

    Why your staff are rejecting your help (and what they really want)

    This Kooth Work report reveals the status of workforce mental wellbeing and the support UK employees really want from their workplace.

     

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