News Council mandates mental health statement in construction tenders A local authority has announced a new requirement for its contractors to include mental health statements in their construction bids.
People Construction employees take 11% less annual leave A new report has revealed that construction employees are not using their full annual leave entitlement, which means that they could be working over their contracted hours
People Mental health minister hears fears over construction ‘crisis’ 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…
People What is causing absenteeism in construction? Absenteeism in the construction workforce can be caused by a range of factors – from illness and injury to low morale or personal issues
People Nuclear Decommissioning Authority recognised for menopause strategy The Menopause Friendly Accreditation is awarded to organisations that demonstrate a commitment to embracing menopause in the workplace
People Employers urged to prioritise mental health in 2024 HSE figures show that approximately 875,000 workersexperienced work-related stress, depression, or anxiety in 2022/23
People Pushing social value where PPN 06/20 falls short The term social value has been bandied around for many years. Following the publication of Procurement Policy Note (PPN) 06/20, how can construction leaders go above and beyond with construction projects?
People CHAS calls on construction firms to take mental health pledge CHAS is joining Causeway Technologies to ask construction businesses to pledge greater support for mental health
People Industry urged to commit to mental health pledge Causeway Technologies is leading a campaign aimed at improving the provision of mental health support in construction
People Menopause in construction: is change really needed? The National Association of Women in Construction is encouraging construction organisations to bolster the workplace support offered to female employees
People Mental health helpline inundated by suicidal construction workers Big Brew’s mental health helpline has revealed that 30.4% of the texts it receives are from tradespeople experiencing suicidal thoughts
People Morgan Sindall achieves workforce wellbeing accreditation Investors in People rewards organisations that demonstrate a commitment to employee wellbeing
Partner Content Why prioritising joint health is crucial for construction workers Behind every towering skyscraper, sturdy bridge, or cozy home lies the hard work and dedication of the UK’s construction workers.
People Mental health training targets SME home builders To coincide with World Suicide Prevention Month, new training dates have been released for SME home builders and the supply chain
People Prince William highlights suicide in construction during site visit 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
People Decline in construction workers taking annual leave Number of annual leave days taken by construction workers has dropped by 4%, despite an increase in allowance
People National Grid backs ‘inclusive’ approach to wellbeing in construction Research shows 24/7 wellbeing facility helped to improve construction workers’ mental health and wellbeing
People Employment law changes could be ‘detrimental’ to workers’ wellbeing, says CIOB 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…
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