AXA Health encourages employees to 'speak up' in recent report

Five key themes

Hemma Visavadia
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AXA Health has encouraged employees to vocalise their issues and make sure employers are providing self-assessment or sign posting tools in a new report.

The UK Mind Health - key themes your employee mental wellbeing plans must consider for 2022 and beyond report builds on AXA's previous Mind Health and Wellbeing Study, which was launched in January this year and showed that only 40% of respondents felt that their company provided good mental health support. The follow-up focuses on offering practical, actionable steps employers can take to ensure wellbeing plans are effective. The steps have been broken down into five key themes, which includes reducing the stigma surrounding speaking about wellbeing issues. AXA Health said organisati...

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