Bek Frith, HR Magazine, 11 April 2016 The national average is 23.5 days of productive time per employee lost Workers’ high stress levels and lack of physical activity are causing some UK industries to lose almost 27 days of productive time per employee each year, according to research from Britain’s Healthiest Workplace (BHW). The survey

By: Tanya Sweeney, Independent.ie, 27 October 2016 With workplace stress on the rise, Irish companies are tackling the growing trend by offering a more calming environment, and are reaping the benefits Industries in flux, long hours, emails at 10pm, water-cooler politics… no one ever said office life was easy (emphasis on ‘ever’). SHARE But now,

Stress and inactivity: 27 days lost per employee per year Bek Frith, HR Magazine, April 11, 2016 Click Bellow To Read More: https://www.hrmagazine.co.uk/article-details/stress-and-inactivity-27-days-lost-per-employee/335506/#.Vwt7alWo_J4.facebook

How anxiety scrambles your brain and makes it hard to learn: The Guardian, 21st November 2015

RCN responds to BBC FOI figures on NHS staff stress 24 March 2015

Hospital staff absences for mental health reasons double BBC News, 24 March 2015

Nurses at breaking point as number off work with stress soars The Observer, 17 January 2015

NHS crisis: nurse says stress of A&E is ‘worse than serving in the Iraq war The Telegraph, 13 January 2015