Men more prone to mental health problems at work

Men are more likely to experience mental health problems related to work than women, in part due to the macho cultures prevailing in many men's places of work

Allow staff the chance to switch off to avoid burnout

37% of managers check their emails daily whist on holiday

Employers concerned about hiring mentally ill people

With improved support, employers might decide to hire someone with a mental illness

Employees struggling with sleep because of work

A stressful day, job worries, early starts and late-night working were the most common causes of sleeplessness

Supporting staff with the fallout of terror attacks

There are ways to help staff cope with feelings about events they seemingly have little control over

The power of walking in the workplace

There are numerous ways walking is beneficial for both the employer and the employee

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

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