WebA recent research paper from ALSPAC data (in ACAMH, 2024) shows the interlinking of mental health, neurodiversity, and exclusion. This highlights the need for… 14 comments on LinkedIn WebSource: BITC Mental Health at Work report 2024 Other factors that cause BAME mental health inequalities in the workplace and beyond include socio-economic inequalities, isolation at work, lack of career progression/hiring biases and mental health stigma: Isolation at work BAME workers are often isolated in the workplace

TIME TO TAKE - BITC

WebFeb 20, 2024 · The BITC Report states very strongly that the time has come to stop talking about the importance of good mental health at work and to start taking action. Good practice exists in some organisations, but for the vast majority of employees, mental health is still a no-go area, a subject that cannot be discussed with colleagues or managers for ... WebMeanwhile, this year’s Mental Health at Work report shows that 61% of employees have experienced mental health problems due to work or where work was a related factor, and one in three have been formally diagnosed with a mental health issue. Despite this, just 16% felt able to disclose a mental health issue to their manager or HR. bird with human face

Wellbeing Toolkit - BITC - Business in the Community

WebJuly is BIPOC Mental Health Month. Observed each July and originally designated as National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, BIPOC Mental Health Month … WebThe Mental Health For Employers Toolkit suggests the following actions for employers for good mental health in the workplace. Make a commitment. Build your approach. Create … WebAug 30, 2024 · This is an issue affecting the great majority of employees. According to a report by Business in the Community (BITC, 2016), 77% of employees have experienced symptoms of poor mental health at some point in their lives and 29% of those have been diagnosed with a mental health condition. bird with huge bill