Mental health at work
Campaigning for workers’ mental health to become a key priority for government and employers
Over the last decade, mental health has gained increasing prominence, but too often the burden is still put on individuals to make the difference.
We all have mental health, and while knowing how to understand it, protect it and sustain it is important, our environment is key to ensuring good mental health for all. That means governments and employers need to take mental health seriously.
Slogans, lunchtime yoga classes and crisis helplines can help, but what really matters is the underlying structures that contribute to mental health – we need to move to a model where preventing mental health problems is the top priority.
Our guidance
Guidance on stress and mental health at work, including how to cope with workplace stress.
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The future of work
Work is changing and if we’re not careful, the new normal could be detrimental to mental health.
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News and analysis
Blog
Simon Blake · 11 May 2021
As the nation faces a mental health crisis amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, many employees are…
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Blog
10 May 2021
Karina Murrell is a Forensic Examiner for the Metropolitan Police and Assistant Secretary…
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Blog
Mike Clancy · 10 May 2021
Prospect general secretary Mike Clancy reflects on the past year and considers how we make…
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Blog
Chris Warburton and Stuart Hill · 9 May 2021
Mental health has been an increasingly high-profile issue in recent years. With us…
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