Head Lines: Mental health support for insurance workers
As Mental Health Awareness Week draws to a close Insurance Age asks what employers are doing for the people keeping the industry moving as they cope with Covid-19.
Mental Health Awareness Week kicked off on 18 May with the theme of kindness.
This year the event seems to have more resonance than ever as people learn to live with the spectre of coronavirus, the isolation arising from it along with health worries and economic concerns.
To mark the week and as part of the Head Lines campaign Insurance Age asked the industry what it was doing to ensure the mental wellbeing of its workforce as it moves through this challenging and uncertain time.
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