![NO STRESS [14TH APRIL 2026] - The Ministry of Health is recognizing the serious health impacts of prolonged stress at work, and is urging both management and staff of organisations to take stress seriously. This April, observed as Stress Awareness Month, the Ministry is highlighting the physical toll that occupational burnout can have on an organisation’s productivity, and an individual’s wellbeing. Shyne Savory tells us more.](https://www.replay.gp/wp-content/plugins/youtube-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
MANAGERS URGED TO REDUCE STRESS IN WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT
NO STRESS [14TH APRIL 2026] – The Ministry of Health is recognizing the serious health impacts of prolonged stress at work, and is urging both management and staff of organisations to take stress seriously. This April, observed as Stress Awareness Month, the Ministry is highlighting the physical toll that occupational burnout can have on an organisation’s productivity, and an individual’s wellbeing. Shyne Savory tells us more.
