Mental Health stories
Mental Health Concern selects Talend for data integration and management to improve patient treatment decision-making.
Australian privately-owned IT service provider Green Light Worldwide is celebrating the anniversary of its founding 16 years ago.
UKG has announced its annual human resources (HR) megatrends that businesses should expect in 2023, identifying three major trends.
Talend has once again been approved by Snowflake as a Ready Technology Validation Partner, and has achieved Elite tier partner status.
Climate change is undeniable at this point; however, analytics have a role to play in creating a safer future.
Supply chain risk is a hot topic for the year ahead, as discussed at mWISE 2022 in Washington, D.C. #SupplyChain #Cybersecurity.
The vast majority of cyber security professionals reported experiencing mental health challenges over the past two years.
Norton advises Kiwi gamers on how to stay safe in the metaverse with its new research guide, offering tips on cybersecurity and privacy risks.
McKinsey Health Institute says tackling poor health could add 45 billion higher-quality years of life worldwide over the next decade.
Macquarie Government has partnered with Fortem Australia to provide recruitment and career transition opportunities for first responders in Australia.
Macquarie Government, part of Macquarie Telecom Group, has announced it has signed an agreement with Fortem Australia to become an Employment Partner.
Construction apprentices are being flagged for urgent help after 211,235 confidential text check-ins uncovered 74 extreme-risk cases.
Clear job descriptions and flexible working are key to preventing quiet quitting from denting morale and productivity.
HealthShare has launched the country's first pre-consultation tool, BetterConsult, innovating traditional medical appointments by reducing GP admin.
Remote employees are at greater risk of burnout and isolation, making regular breaks and clear boundaries vital for well-being.
Construction workers still face rising anxiety and suicidal thoughts, with MATES in Construction warning wellbeing has not improved since lockdowns ended.
Remote working has helped soften the blow of excessive costs of living, rising interest rates, and the housing crisis.
Forest workers are safer than a decade ago, but serious injuries and fatal risks still haunt an industry worth NZD $6 billion a year.
Rising costs, labour shortages and patchy demand are forcing trades firms to adapt fast as construction failures mount and projects stay funded.
Mental health pressures are prompting builders to invest in tech and change work practices, with 45% reporting employee wellbeing issues.