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The
British Psychological Society
is a good source of information about
psychology and how its practitioners can help
The TUC has a helpful interface called
workSMART
, with information about stress at work, as well as a
stress page
on the main website.
The International Stress Management Association (ISMA) has a
list
of publications on stress
The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work has
stress pages
A European Commission publication presents a European perspective in
Guidance on work-related stress – spice of life or kiss of death?
Guidance about how to
create a mentally healthy workplace
have been developed by the TUC, The Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health, Mindful Employer and the Disability Rights Commission
The evidence of
Mental health and work
is presented in a Royal College of Psychiatrists report
The UK National Work Stress Network
offers advice and publications
Advice on
Management Standards
and on any other stress related issues can be obtained by
Contacting the HSE.
There are various
free publications
listed towards the bottom of this HSE web page
ACAS
provides a helpline and in-depth advice on its website about many work-related matters
The Faculty of Occupational Medicine answers the question
What is an occupational health service?
The Department for Work and Pensions produces the
Journal of Occupational Psychology, Employment and Disability
The
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
offers a helpful overview of all the issues surrounding work-related health
The
Employee Assistance Professionals Association
explains what an employee assistance programme is and how to source a provider
The HSE Contract Research Report 311/2000 investigates
The scale of occupational stress: A further analysis of the impact of demographic factors and type of job
NHS Employers provide advice on the employment and support of previous service users and staff in the publication
Mental health and employment in the NHS
Dame Carol Black reviews the health of Britain's working age population in the report
Working for a healthier tomorrow
A
Summary of evidence submitted
supports
Dame Carol Black's review of the health of Britain's working age population
The PricewaterhouseCoopers report
Building the case for wellness
considers the business and economic case for employers to invest in staff wellness programmes
Advising Patients About Work
is a leflect providing an evidence-based approached for General Practitioners and other healthcare professionals
The Department for Children, Schools and Families provides guidance on
Common health problems: Supporting school staff by taking positive action
Mindful Employer
is a voluntary and informal network of employers and support organisations which provide information, advice and support to stress related issues to the employers in the UK.