HSE figures show that approximately 875,000 workersexperienced work-related stress, depression, or anxiety in 2022/23

Mental health, migrant workers and gender equality dominated the news agenda for 2023

CHAS is joining Causeway Technologies to ask construction businesses to pledge greater support for mental health

Causeway Technologies is leading a campaign aimed at improving the provision of mental health support in construction

For Safe Working At Height Week, Abbi Taylor describes how one careless moment turned everyone’s lives upside down

Big Brew’s mental health helpline has revealed that 30.4% of the texts it receives are from tradespeople experiencing suicidal thoughts 

To coincide with World Suicide Prevention Month, new training dates have been released for SME home builders and the supply chain  

As a long-standing advocate for mental health awareness, Prince William is shining a light on the need for increased suicide prevention measures in construction 

World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September) serves as a stark reminder of the increase in suicide rates in construction – and the responsibility of employers to establish mental health support in the workplace

It is time for the construction industry to take a preventative and proactive approach to mental health challenges

Research shows 24/7 wellbeing facility helped to improve construction workers’ mental health and wellbeing  

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has raised concerns over the government’s proposed changes to the Working Time Regulations.   The Working Time Regulations impose different limitations on the hours…

James Scott of Scotts Timber Engineering shares his personal story of managing his mental health while leading a successful family business

Tackling construction’s mental health crisis requires an approach typically associated with physical health, writes Rachael Keeble

Former football star Trevor Steven speaks to Nadine Buddoo about how football can make a positive contribution to mental health in construction.

The Association for Project Safety (APS) is calling on the construction sector to do more to prevent poor mental health in the industry

The Association for Project Safety (APS) is calling on the construction sector to do more to prevent poor mental health in the industry.

Skanska has partnered with healthcare company Maximus to provide mental health support for its UK employees