In 2016/17 12.5 million working days were lost due to
work-related stress, depression or anxiety and 526,000 workers were suffering
from work-related mental health issues. With 9.7 million workers saying that in
2016/17 their productivity is damaged by stress and anxiety caused by the
workplace. Across the country workloads are reported to be growing and this is
a particular issue in the social housing sector as it seeks to respond to the
UK’s housing crisis and unsettled political and economic landscape. More than
ever before, the success of social housing sector depends upon the commitment
and dedication of the people who work in the sector. Therefore, reducing stress
at work and improving the wellbeing of colleagues has never been more important
for the continued delivery of core housing services. Read more on the CIH
website.
Against Landlords by Nick Bano review – valuable ideas for how to solve
Britain’s housing crisis
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In this flawed but powerful book, a housing lawyer argues that an abundance
of private landlords, not a dearth of homes, is to blame for the miseries
of ...
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