The new assessment aims to encourage construction firms to demonstrate a proactive approach to mental health and wellbeing

Governments urged to incentivise employers to invest in healthcare and skills training, and recruit older workers

Kier Construction’s Jessica Haskett has been awarded for her passion for supporting colleagues with their mental wellbeing 

Contractor Graham has been working with charity Men Matter Scotland since 2021

Outgoing CEO Bill Hill will be replaced by Sarah Bolton

A local authority has announced a new requirement for its contractors to include mental health statements in their construction bids.

A local authority has announced a new requirement for its contractors to include mental health statements in their construction bids

Former England footballer and Causeway Technologies mental health ambassador Trevor Steven joined representatives from Lendlease to meet with the mental health minister regarding the construction industry. Last year, Causeway launched…

Absenteeism in the construction workforce can be caused by a range of factors – from illness and injury to low morale or personal issues

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