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Work Stress

How much is sickness absence costing you?

“Work related stress is a huge occupational problem facing Britain today, inflicting a heavy toll both in terms of financial cost and human suffering.  Managers have a key role to play in reducing this toll- there is so much they can do that is simple and effective”  - 

Health and Safety Executive

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Stress Costs you Money!


 “It is essential for employers to consider the impact of stress on their employees, recognising that it is frequently difficult to respond to factors contributing to employee  stress when the causes so often arise from a combination of work and home pressures”

Confederation of British Industry

Why tackle Workplace Stress?


To Reduce Sickness Absence:-

“In financial terms the estimated cost of sickness absence to the UK as a whole is around £12 billion a year.
Stress is the single largest cause of occupational ill health, accounting for around half of all days lost to
work-related ill health in these sectors, much of it stress-related.” HSE

A total of 13.8 million working days were lost to work-related stress, depression and anxiety in 2006/07.

 N.B This works out at approximately £680 per employee per year at a loss of 30.2 days each   – can you afford it?


To Benefit your Business

“In financial terms the estimated cost of sickness absence to the UK as a whole is around £12 billion a year.
Stress is the single largest cause of occupational ill health, accounting for around half of all days lost to
work-related ill health in these sectors, much of it stress-related.” HSE

* REDUCE THE COST OF SICKNESS ABSENCE
* RETAIN STAFF LONGER
* INCREASE MORALE
* ENHANCE COMPANY LOYALTY
* INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY
* IMPROVE PERFORMANCE
* CELEBRATE AND SUSTAIN SUCCESS
* ACHIEVE WORK/LIFE BALANCE
* IMPROVE PUBLIC IMAGE


To Comply with the Law

Employers have duties:

• Under the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 to assess the risk of stress-related ill health arising from work activities; and
• Under the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 to take measures to control that risk.

OPTIMISE THE FULL POTENTIAL OF YOUR ORGANISATION BY TAKING POSITIVE ACTION TO MINIMISE STRESS

 

 

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Recognising work stress in others
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Stress Tips at Work
 

STRESS TIPS AT WORK

 

Get plenty of sleep

Drink plenty of water

Eat properly

Plan time sensibly

Pace yourself well

Take regular breaks

Keep a stress diary

Have daily task lists

Tick off completed work

Say NO when you need to

Do not respond to unreasonable demands

Talk to someone about your feelings

Stay away from people who wind you up

Take leave and lieu time

Do not tire yourself out with too much overtime

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Be aware of the HSE Managements Standards

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