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

Sustainable period products will be supplied to Tarmac’s UK employees as part of a new partnership 

The Make It Visible Taskforce’s new welfare and wellbeing portal is free for construction workers to access 

Wates, in partnership with Papyrus, aims to tackle suicide in construction

A poignant art installation has been erected in London to mark Mental Health Awareness Week (15 to 21 May). 

Ahead of World Day for Safety and Health at Work, Nicky Rance explains why the right culture is crucial to delivering the highest standards in construction

Trowers & Hamlins’ Imogen Reseigh explores ways to help the construction workforce manage stress and improve mental wellbeing  

A national builders’ charity has expanded its counselling service after figures indicated the suicide rate among UK construction workers has increased

The HSE is calling for employers to take urgent action as part of their legal duty to protect workers from work-related stress 

More than 150 people from across the construction industry have volunteered to help a national drive to stop suicide and improve workforce wellbeing

The Constructing Minds garden at the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park this summer will raise awareness of mental health in the construction industry

Almost half (47%) of construction workers in the UK say they feel loneliness in the workplace – and 79% think that having the opportunity to talk to colleagues during breaks could prevent that

Almost half of construction workers in the UK say they feel lonely in the workplace.

Bryden Wood Technology has introduced a nine-day fortnight (9DF) as company policy following a 10-month trial

Bryden Wood Technology has introduced a nine-day fortnight (9DF) as company policy following a 10-month trial.

Daisy Watson explores ways that construction employers can help their employees with the cost of living crisis

Tinnitus is a serious condition affecting many in the construction industry, including Kingsley Clarke. Here he explains how to take preventive measures

A coalition of safety groups has urged the government to reconsider sunsetting EU safety laws protecting workers.