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23 April 2024
13:30 - 16:30
Nearly Full
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Mental health in the workplace: good practice and the law - digital event
The law and best practice surrounding mental health in the workplace, including how to use the Acas framework for positive mental health at work
Recent research from Deloitte has found that the cost of poor mental health to employers has increased from £45bn in 2019, to £56bn in 2020-21.
Whilst many of the reasons behind poor mental health will not be work-related, evidence shows that employers who reduce stigma, improve management capability and increase self-support help their employees to remain productive and stay in work.
This event provides an insight into the range of mental health conditions and gives delegates an understanding of the relevant legislation and benefits of promoting positive mental health.
It will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which details the key responsibilities of the employer, the manager and the individual in contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
This event is nearly full
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Digital via Zoom
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8 May 2024
09:30 - 12:30
Full
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Mental health in the workplace: good practice and the law - digital event
The law and best practice surrounding mental health in the workplace, including how to use the Acas framework for positive mental health at work
Recent research from Deloitte has found that the cost of poor mental health to employers has increased from £45bn in 2019, to £56bn in 2020-21.
Whilst many of the reasons behind poor mental health will not be work-related, evidence shows that employers who reduce stigma, improve management capability and increase self-support help their employees to remain productive and stay in work.
This event provides an insight into the range of mental health conditions and gives delegates an understanding of the relevant legislation and benefits of promoting positive mental health.
It will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which details the key responsibilities of the employer, the manager and the individual in contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
This training event is fully booked, please check our programme for an alternative Acas event which meets your needs, or phone 0300 123 1150 to find out about future events.
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Digital via Zoom
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20 May 2024
13:30 - 16:30
Nearly Full
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Mental health in the workplace: good practice and the law - digital event
The law and best practice surrounding mental health in the workplace, including how to use the Acas framework for positive mental health at work
Recent research from Deloitte has found that the cost of poor mental health to employers has increased from £45bn in 2019, to £56bn in 2020-21.
Whilst many of the reasons behind poor mental health will not be work-related, evidence shows that employers who reduce stigma, improve management capability and increase self-support help their employees to remain productive and stay in work.
This event provides an insight into the range of mental health conditions and gives delegates an understanding of the relevant legislation and benefits of promoting positive mental health.
It will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which details the key responsibilities of the employer, the manager and the individual in contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
This event is nearly full
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Digital via Zoom
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21 May 2024
09:30 - 12:30
Full
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Mental health in the workplace: skills for managers - split day digital event
Practical skills to enable managers to effectively manage mental health in the workplace
According to the Mental Health Foundation, one in six employees experience mental ill health each year. A study by Business in the Community found that only 14% of those that had experienced work-related poor mental health had spoken to their managers.
Whilst the reasons behind mental ill health are not always work related, managers need to know how to address it. They may fear saying the wrong thing or making matters worse but early intervention is key. It provides opportunity for the manager and the individual to discuss the support they might need to stay in work, benefiting the individual, the team and the organisation.
Delegates attending this event will gain an understanding of the different mental ill health conditions and learn how to effectively engage with staff at an early stage. The event will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which describes the key responsibilities of all parties contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
This training event is fully booked, please check our programme for an alternative Acas event which meets your needs, or phone 0300 123 1150 to find out about future events.
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Digital via Zoom
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12 June 2024
13:30 - 16:30
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Mental health in the workplace: good practice and the law - digital event
The law and best practice surrounding mental health in the workplace, including how to use the Acas framework for positive mental health at work
Recent research from Deloitte has found that the cost of poor mental health to employers has increased from £45bn in 2019, to £56bn in 2020-21.
Whilst many of the reasons behind poor mental health will not be work-related, evidence shows that employers who reduce stigma, improve management capability and increase self-support help their employees to remain productive and stay in work.
This event provides an insight into the range of mental health conditions and gives delegates an understanding of the relevant legislation and benefits of promoting positive mental health.
It will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which details the key responsibilities of the employer, the manager and the individual in contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
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Digital via Zoom
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19 June 2024
09:30 - 12:30
Full
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Mental health in the workplace: skills for managers - split day digital event
Practical skills to enable managers to effectively manage mental health in the workplace
According to the Mental Health Foundation, one in six employees experience mental ill health each year. A study by Business in the Community found that only 14% of those that had experienced work-related poor mental health had spoken to their managers.
Whilst the reasons behind mental ill health are not always work related, managers need to know how to address it. They may fear saying the wrong thing or making matters worse but early intervention is key. It provides opportunity for the manager and the individual to discuss the support they might need to stay in work, benefiting the individual, the team and the organisation.
Delegates attending this event will gain an understanding of the different mental ill health conditions and learn how to effectively engage with staff at an early stage. The event will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which describes the key responsibilities of all parties contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
This training event is fully booked, please check our programme for an alternative Acas event which meets your needs, or phone 0300 123 1150 to find out about future events.
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Digital via Zoom
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26 June 2024
14:00 - 15:00
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Acas Bitesize: Acas framework for mental health at work - digital event
Practical tips for supporting mental health at work
The impact of the pandemic, the increasing cost of living and changes to working practices mean that it is now more important than ever to put workplace mental health at the top of workplace agendas.
Employers who engage positively with wellbeing at work and provide a safe, supportive environment can encourage good employment relations and see real business benefits. This includes improved staff retention, fewer absences and an increase in employee engagement.
This event will provide you with practical tips to manage, support and promote staff mental health, helping you achieve a more engaged and productive workforce.
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Digital via Zoom
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10 July 2024
13:30 - 16:30
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Mental health in the workplace: good practice and the law - digital event
The law and best practice surrounding mental health in the workplace, including how to use the Acas framework for positive mental health at work
Recent research from Deloitte has found that the cost of poor mental health to employers has increased from £45bn in 2019, to £56bn in 2020-21.
Whilst many of the reasons behind poor mental health will not be work-related, evidence shows that employers who reduce stigma, improve management capability and increase self-support help their employees to remain productive and stay in work.
This event provides an insight into the range of mental health conditions and gives delegates an understanding of the relevant legislation and benefits of promoting positive mental health.
It will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which details the key responsibilities of the employer, the manager and the individual in contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
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Digital via Zoom
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17 July 2024
09:30 - 12:30
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Mental health in the workplace: skills for managers - split day digital event
Practical skills to enable managers to effectively manage mental health in the workplace
According to the Mental Health Foundation, one in six employees experience mental ill health each year. A study by Business in the Community found that only 14% of those that had experienced work-related poor mental health had spoken to their managers.
Whilst the reasons behind mental ill health are not always work related, managers need to know how to address it. They may fear saying the wrong thing or making matters worse but early intervention is key. It provides opportunity for the manager and the individual to discuss the support they might need to stay in work, benefiting the individual, the team and the organisation.
Delegates attending this event will gain an understanding of the different mental ill health conditions and learn how to effectively engage with staff at an early stage. The event will also cover the Acas framework for positive mental health; a holistic model which describes the key responsibilities of all parties contributing to healthy and productive workplaces.
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Digital via Zoom
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