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Manager’s stress costs MoJ £51,000

17 February 2010
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) prison service has paid £51,000 to a former manager in an out-of-court settlement after he was forced to leave his job because of workplace bullying.
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Rating the boss cuts stress

14 January 2010
Encouraging staff to tell their line managers what they think of them could reduce workplace stress, according to new research co-funded by the HSE, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and…
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Bullied NHS manager receives £150k damages

14 January 2010
A former NHS worker, who suffered a nervous breakdown following three years of harassment from her manager, has won £150,000 in damages.
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NHS staff health drive could save £555m a year

23 November 2009
New measures to improve the health and wellbeing of NHS staff could save the service up to £555 million a year.
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Businesses support healthy worker strategies

20 November 2009
There has been an increase in the number of UK employers adopting workplace health promotion and wellness strategies, according to a global survey of wellbeing provision at work.
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Site specifics: mental health

12 February 2009
Bridget Leathley highlights the most useful websites for guidance on reasonable adjustments for workers with mental health conditions.
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Hard habits: drug and alcohol addiction

12 January 2009
Ignoring the signs of drug or alcohol addiction isn't an option in the workplace, say Kate Nowlan and Mark Snelling.
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Stress: symptom or cause?

1 September 2008
Richard Snowdon, Business Director of RSCPP, a website offering bespoke employee assistance programmes, explains how employers can alleviate the causes of stress in ther workplace.
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Employee counselling: increasing performance

15 August 2008
Richard Snowdon discusses the value that EAPs can bring to both employees and organisations.
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Cases in point: stress

8 August 2008
Lawrence Bamber reviews the most important common-law cases which have been brought to court as a result of poor stress risk management, in the latest of his revision guide for…
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