This research from the Mental Health Foundation NZ looks at understanding the pressures workers face in the residential construction industry and what could help and hinder their wellbeing. It also captures a range of ways to managing these challenges and the best channels to reach builders and tradies.
This free paper from Eek and Sense explores what their Global Leaders Wellbeing Survey research found about the skewed wellbeing impact of COVID-19, how gender is related to wellbeing, what forces are driving disparities, and what interventions may mitigate any further decline and close the gap.
Do we need to change the way we approach wellness at work for men? This conversation focuses on creating physically, mentally and emotionally healthy environments in the home, workplace and in social settings for men.
It’s a conversation we need to have. The growing issue of burnout – for organisations, leaders and employees. Faced with ongoing uncertainty, work-life conflict, and pressures as a result of the ‘COVID hangover’, it’s no wonder many of us are feeling overwhelmed, deflated and exhausted. In this blockbuster we’re joined by Suzi McAlpine, Leadership coach and author of ‘Beyond Burnout’, to discuss how we create a workplace environment and culture that can reduce burnout and interrupt the cycle.
Ronan Smyth of White Ribbon Australia outlines (1) actions employers and workplaces can take to prevent and respond to men’s violence against women (2) an overview of the White Ribbon Workplace Accreditation Program (3) why this matters to your business.
There are many apps for mobile phones that are made to keep people safer. Some have information on healthy relationships, others can link you to support services. There are also safety apps that you can use to send messages or call 000 if you are in danger. You don’t need to be experiencing violence or abuse to use a safety app.
DK Quarries, has committed to the improvement of the health and wellbeing of their mainly male workforce, starting with a bike initiative allowing staff to be active around the worksite.
With its workforce an almost perfect reflection of New Zealand’s make up, The Warehouse Group was certain family violence – a major problem in New Zealand – affected its people.
1800RESPECT is the national Australian domestic, family and sexual violence counselling, information and support service. Operating 24hrs with phone support, online chat, safety planning, healthy relationships advice, and information for people supporting someone who is experiencing violence and abuse.
