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Report Vitality Work-Related Stress and the Key Role Employers Can Play

Work-Related Stress and the Key Role Employers Can Play

Work-related stress, and indeed mental health in general, is increasingly becoming a key concern for employers...

And that comes as no surprise- more than half of employees are struggling with work-related stress issues. But whilst progress has arguably been made around the world in breaking down stigmas surrounding mental health, have attitudes progressed within the workplace at a similar pace?

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This whitepaper from Vitality explores:

  • The existence of mental health in the work environment
  • The key role employers can play in improving mental health
  • How implementing a one-size-fits-all approach could be failing employees

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