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Article

6 Nov 2013

Author:
Owain Thomas, Workplace Savings & Benefits (UK)

Stress Awareness Day: Deloitte joins mental health awareness programme

Deloitte is joining the Time to Change programme which aims to end the stigma and discrimination against people with experience of mental health problems. The firm joins a wide range of organisations that have already signed-up to the pledge…Time to Change director Sue Baker said: "It is fantastic that more and more organisations are showing their support in tackling the stigma experienced by people with mental health problems…Many leading companies have found that making a strategic commitment to the mental wellbeing of their workforce not only has benefits for their staff but also benefits their bottom-line, improving productivity and staff retention.”…[Also refers to: BT, E.ON, British Gas (part of Centrica), Centrica, Ernst & Young, Accenture, Shell, Pepsico, Channel 4, Lloyds TSB]