Why firms need to ensure there is parity around mental and physical health in the workplace
Professor Mark Watson-Gandy, barrister and chair of Mental Health First Aid England, explains why his organisation is campaigning to change the law to include mental health in first aid regulations
June 20, 2018 at 10:42 AM
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Professor Mark Watson-Gandy (pictured), barrister and chair of Mental Health First Aid England, explains why his organisation is campaigning to change the law to include mental health in first-aid regulations through the Where's Your Head At? campaign.
In any workplace, employees rightly expect support should they become unwell or have an accident.
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