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Mental health | How can HR support worried staff?

How can HR support worried staff?

Following new research on employee anxiety, this Daily Comment piece takes a look at how HR can help. It includes:

  • Data highlighting how much time Brits spend worrying about their job

  • Insight on the demographic which appears to be most concerned

  • A look at how open-door policies and encouraging staff to take breaks could help with this.

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