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Stress updates and workshops

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02 Jun 2006

Stress updates and workshops

HSE has updated its stress webpages to include more information on its stress management standards and details of a series of free workshops. The free, one-day stress workshops are scheduled to start this month and will run through to November. The focus will be on reducing work-related stress using HSE's management standards approach. HSE say the workshops are aimed at the five sectors reporting the highest levels of stress-related ill-health: Education; health services; central government; local authorities; and financial services. A number of objective scientific studies place construction and manufacturing jobs high on the workplace stress league table, but these do not appear in HSE's highest risk ranking.

HSE stress webpages. Details of the HSE stress workshops or email HSE for details of the Health, Education, Central Government, Local Government and Finance workshops.
Making the stress Management Standards work: How to apply the Standards in your workplace [pdf].

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