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| | Issued: 13 February 2024 Visit HSE's stress guidance for further information about managing stress at work. |
| Help us prevent work-related ill health by answering our survey. Our most recent stress at work ebulletin (issued on 30 January 2024) included an invitation to tell us your experiences of HSE tools and resources you have (or havent) heard about when it comes to creating a safe and healthy workplace. Thank you to everyone who has taken part so far. The survey will be closing soon and we want to hear from you. It has taken most people 10-15 minutes to answer the survey. Your responses will be anonymous and will help us make these tools better and more useful. Take part in the survey |
According to the Farm Safety Foundation, 95% UKs young farmers say mental health is one of the biggest hidden problems faced by farmers today. HSE's Working Minds campaign is supporting Mind Your Head (12 19 February) to raise awareness of and break down the stigma attached to poor mental health in the farming sector. Help raise awareness of the ways employers can prevent stress and support good mental health in agriculture by supporting the campaign. Download the Mind Your Head graphic (.png) to share with your networks and on your channels
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