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HSE stressors - Control

In this second brief on the stressors contained in the Management Standards, we look at Control, and the implications for employers and employees.

HSE stressors - Demands

In this first of a series of briefings on the stressors the HSE have identified as part of the Management Standards, we examine “Demands”. We will look at what this means in real terms, the consequences of failure, and the indicators of success.

HSE Stress Management Standards not working?

Since the inception in 2004 of the HSE’s Management Standards for tackling work related stress, they have monitored the change in the mental health and work related stress incidents. In their 2008 report, Psychosocial working conditions in Britain in 2008 the HSE have noted that there has been no significant change in the psychosocial working [...]

Stress: HSE Management Standards - stressors

Frequent mention is made of the HSE’s Management Standards for addressing stress in the workplace, but what are they? What do they mean, and how do you implement them? This article takes a look at the stress headings used by the Standards and gives some explanation of them.

HSE Stress Management Standards Tools update

HSE have announced that they will update their Management Standards Analysis tool on 5th November 2008. The main improvement in the new version is the option to benchmark against either data drawn from organisations in both the private and public sector, or the current data drawn from the Psychosocial Working Conditions survey.

As usual, [...]