Conclusion
Internal pressures, such as financial concerns and the need to support family, can significantly affect employees' mental health and workplace productivity. These hidden stresses often lead to increased presenteeism, absences, and strained working relationships, which can be costly for businesses.
Occupational health services play a crucial role in managing these challenges, and providing access to these resources ensures that employees receive help when needed and feel supported during their return to work, benefiting both staff wellbeing and company performance.
If you need help implementing an Occupational Health programme for your business, contact us today or call 0191 512 8220
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