Zero-hours contracts are unpopular with workers

Just 35% of UK adults would consider taking on a zero-hours contract

Workers think wellbeing is not taken seriously

Nearly a quarter (23%) of workers think their organisation does not take employee wellbeing seriously

Mental health support at HEINEKEN

We’re moving in the right direction to end stigma around mental health in the workplace. But it will take time

Helping staff cope with the threat of terrorism

Various emergency plans are in place to protect and reassure employees in the wake of recent terrorist attacks

Employees unaware of unpaid parental leave

Unpaid parental leave is available to staff with a year or more's tenure, in addition to annual holiday allowance

Share successful mental health strategies

Virgin Trains says organisations must work together to share mental health best practices

Young people may opt out of auto-enrolment

Nearly half (48%) said they may opt out once the planned increases come into effect

Steep rise in number receiving mental health treatment

While many report working life has become more stressful and complex, there's also growing openness around mental health

When should stress be considered a disability at work?

The legal perspective on when mental health conditions should be considered disabilities

Health and wellbeing: Don't go for low-hanging fruit

The most popular H&W initiatives risk leaving many people behind and missing the point

Building a holistic wellbeing strategy

There are many factors that add up to a holistic H&W strategy, including mental and financial health

Parents suffer poor work/life balance

Forty-one per cent of the UK parents surveyed do extra hours all the time or often