1.2million UK employees face disciplinary for disclosing mental health issues at work

Fri, 06 Oct 2017
Emily Douglas
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1.2million UK employees face disciplinary for disclosing mental health issues at work

A staggering number of UK employees have faced demotion, disciplinary or dismissal after disclosing their mental health issues at work, a new report has found.

Charity, Business in the Community in partnership with MHFA England and Mind, found that 1.2 million employees could risk serious repercussions for disclosing a mental health issue.

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