Managing the risk of mental ill health: Generating meaningful data on work-related stress to inform your organisation’s approach to improvement.

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Data-driven Insights eBulletin Are you having trouble viewing this email? View the content as a web page. Managing the risk of mental ill health: Generating meaningful data on work-related stress to inform your organisation's approach to improvement. The Stress Indicator Tool (SIT) is an online survey designed to gather employees views and experiences anonymously. The data highlights indicators of work-related stress and provides recommendations for improvements. The reporting functionality is automated, so you don't have to spend time collating data or inputting the results manually and can avoid data entry errors.  The Stress Indicator Tool has recently been updated and expanded to take account of recent, significant changes to working practices.  Among other new features, SIT now includes: Home/remote working survey: an optional extra to explore stress risks for this category of employee Exclusive benchmarking: measure performance against the sector average An optional self-generated identification code: tracks year-on-year changes for individuals without compromising anonymity. Register a place on our next webinar to hear about the tool and its recent developments to explore whether it's right for your organisation. Tuesday 15 March at 2.30pm Thursday 14 April at 3.30pm   For more information visit the HSE Books Website Register for an account to use the free version    HSE offer a range of products and services to help you solve your health and safety challenges: Guidance and Research; Publications and Products; Training and Events; Testing and Monitoring; Research and Consultancy. You can get all the latest news and updates from HSE across a range of industries and topics. Sign in and amend your topic choices here Subscriber services: Manage Preferences | Unsubscribe | Disclaimer Email was sent to ooseims.archieves@blogger.com www.hse.gov.uk Health and Safety Executive - 5N1 Redgrave Court, Merton Road, Bootle, Merseyside L20 7HS