Webinar: Stress and mental health at work – what Welsh businesses need to know

Earlier this year, HSE and Healthy Working Wales joined together to host a webinar to provide essential information and practical strategies to help employers in Wales manage work-related stress and support good mental health in the workplace. And now it’s live and available on demand.

Hear from Rob McGreal, Policy Adviser for work-related stress at HSE, and  Oliver Williams, Consultant in Public Health at Healthy Working Wales, as they discuss:

  • What the law requires from employers to manage workplace stress
  • Common challenges, risks and signs of work-related stress and its impact on mental health
  • Practical strategies
  • Resources available specifically for businesses in Wales

The webinar also includes an extensive Q&A session addressing common concerns from Welsh employers about implementing effective mental health strategies.

If you’re a business owner or employer in Wales, regardless of size or sector, you have a legal duty to manage work-related stress and promote good mental health for your employees. This webinar provides practical guidance on how to meet these obligations and access the support available.

 

A version of this webinar with welsh language subtitles is available here
Mae fersiwn o’r weminar hon gyda is-deitlau Cymraeg ar gael yma

Find out what HSE’s Working Minds campaign is all about and the resources available: https://workright.campaign.gov.uk/campaigns/working-minds/

 

 

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