Campaign assets
This resource hub contains digital resources to help you promote and support the Working Minds campaign. Please download the assets to share on your channels and with your colleagues and networks.
Example social media posts
Linkedin
(your organisation) is supporting the Working Minds campaign to support small businesses to recognise and respond to the signs of work-related stress. Led by The Health and Safety Executive, the campaign is focused on providing tools and resources to help businesses prevent work-related stress. Learn more: https://workright.campaign.gov.uk/campaigns/workingminds?utm_source=workright.campaign.gov.uk&utm_medium=champion&utm_campaign=working-minds-hse&utm_term=stakeholder&utm_content=working-minds-homepage #WorkingMinds #stress #mentalhealth
X (was Twitter)
(your organisation) is supporting @H_S_E ‘s Working Minds campaign to raise awareness of the free resources available to help businesses to help prevent work-related stress. Find out more: https://workright.campaign.gov.uk/campaigns/workingminds?utm_source=workright.campaign.gov.uk&utm_medium=champion&utm_campaign=working-minds-hse&utm_term=stakeholder&utm_content=working-minds-homepage #WorkingMinds #stress #mentalhealth
Facebook
Did you know that no matter where you work, employers have a legal duty to identify risks and agree ways to prevent work-related stress? (your organisation) is supporting @hseworkright Working Minds campaign to raise awareness of the free resources available to help businesses to help prevent work-related stress. For more information, see https://workright.campaign.gov.uk/campaigns/workingminds?utm_source=workright.campaign.gov.uk&utm_medium=champion&utm_campaign=working-minds-hse&utm_term=stakeholder&utm_content=working-minds-homepage #WorkingMinds #stress #mentalhealth
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