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New Gov advice | Business leaders - a 'mental health hotline isn't enough'

Business leaders - a 'mental health hotline isn't enough'
Business leaders - a 'mental health hotline isn't enough'
  • With return-to-workplaces planned and Covid cases rising, the Government has been advised to set-up mental health hotlines for staff.

  • However the guidance has been slammed by business adjacent organisations who say it isn’t enough.

  • It raises the issue on how business heads should manage rising mental health problems in their workforces – highlight if enough is being done.

With the last easing of coronavirus measures set to take place next week, anxiety around a return to workplaces, especially following the stark rise in current Covid-19 cases within England, is reaching another high point.

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