GRiD: Debate on employee wellbeing is in 'slack water'
‘Shifting tide of responsibility’
Katharine Moxham points to multiple govt. policy papers focusing on staff welfare duties
There is a cross-departmental sea-change within public policy putting increasing pressure on employers to support the welfare of their staff, the spokesperson for group risk trade body GRiD, Katharine Moxham, has suggested. Pointing to a number of government papers in recent years, she said: "The period between a tidal current rushing in and then rushing out in the opposite direction is called ‘slack water', and that's exactly where I think the debate on employee health and welfare is currently....
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