HR departments have certainly been busier than ever over the past 18 months and, understandably, many may have struggled to keep up with the needs of their staff.
However, new research suggests that, despite the chaos, HR’s support for employee mental health has IMPROVED during the pandemic.
A new study by Acas has found that over a third (36%) of British employers have seen their mental health support improve since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
Acas commissioned YouGov to ask businesses in Britain about whether they had seen a change to employee mental health and wellbeing support in their organisation since the start of the pandemic. The poll found that:
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