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All time low | Why leaders should be concerned about the looming 'shadow pandemic'

Why leaders should be concerned about the looming 'shadow pandemic'
Why leaders should be concerned about the looming 'shadow pandemic'
  • Brand new data this week revealed that mental health looks to be the next big issue on the leadership agenda. 

  • Otherwise known as 'the shadow pandemic', the current mental health crisis is affecting both staff and leaders, and may get worse. 

  • But what can leaders, who may themselves be struggling with the weight of poor mental health and burnout, do about it? Read on to find out...

The UK, as with most other countries around the globe, is still reeling from the massive toll of the coronavirus pandemic. Whilst restrictions in England may have eased and infection rates are seemingly on a downturn, new data alleges that the nation is heading towards one of the biggest crises in its history – not due to the virus, but due to mental health.

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