Welcome to the Mental Health at Work Platform!
This platform aims to help employers, HR managers, and OHS professionals address mental health at their workplace based on EU-funded international scientific research
Interactive Tools
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H-WORK Benchmarking Tool
Discover how your organisation is doing as compared to other similar organisations
H-WORK Decision Support System
Make a snapshot of the situation at your organisation and see which action for improvement might be implemented
H-WORK Economic Calculator
Calculate how much money your organisation could save by carrying out mental health actions
H-WORK Roadmap
Want to know how to tackle mental health in the workplace?
What is the Mental Health at Work Platform?
This digital platform provides analytical, decision-making, intervention, and evaluation tools to promote well-being in the workplace. Through the platform, you can benchmark your organisation and use the decision support system to understand what kind of interventions are recommended in your case.
Where does the Mental Health at Work Platform come from?
The H-WORK Innovation Platform is an outcome of the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation project “H-WORK – Multilevel Interventions to Promote Mental Health in SMEs and Public Workplaces”. The project aimed to design, develop, implement, and validate multilevel assessment, intervention, and evaluation toolkits to promote mental health in the workplace across Europe. Check our website here or contact info@h-work.eu to know more.
H-WORK Roadmap
Introduction
Step 1:Prepare the ground
Step 2:Prioritise the needs
Step 3:Plan the actions
Step 4:Actions into practice
Step 5:Keep track
Step 6:Sustain the progress
Step 7:Measure success
Policy Briefs
Making room for Mental Health: Recommendations from Psychologists to Managers
This briefing proposes several practical recommendations for action to effectuate a "mentally healthy" work environment, based on the H-Work outcomes.
Recommendations on Digital Interventions for Employee Wellbeing and Teamwork
This policy brief provides occupational health practitioners, HR directors, and managers of SMEs and public organisations with recommendations on digital-based interventions to improve employee wellbeing and teamwork.
Selecting Interventions based on Workers' Needs: Why and how to ensure Participation
This policy brief is intended for Human Resources and Occupational Health professionals, managers, and union representatives, and introduces the importance of promoting and protecting mental health in the workplace through workplace Interventions.
Mental Health and Wellbeing in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs): Reflecting the needs of SMEs in intervention design and implementation
This policy brief summarises the barriers and opportunities of introducing workplace mental health and wellbeing interventions to SMEs. It also sets out a number of recommendations relevant to policymakers, Occupational Health Service (OHS) professionals and owners/operators of SMEs.
Mental Health and Wellbeing in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs): The Role of the Social Partners
This policy brief discusses the role that social partners play in influencing and developing policy on mental health in the workplace as well as improving the practice and implementation of workplace mental health interventions.
Improving workplace mental health: The role of EU policy makers
Building on the outcomes of the H-WORK project, this policy brief provides EU-level policymakers with concrete recommendations to foster mentally healthy work environments and facilitate cooperation between EU Member States and relevant stakeholders.
Training for Workplace Mental Health Promotion
This policy brief provides concrete recommendations addressing groups responsible for training workplace actors on mental health and wellbeing issues at EU and national levels in order to ensure that appropriate training is provided to all relevant stakeholders.
Implementing Artificial Intelligence for Promoting Well-being in Organisations
This policy brief examines the transformative potential of AI in promoting employee mental health and outlines opportunities and challenges in exploiting AI applications to create supportive work environments.
Social media and mental health at work: Recommendations for managers
This policy brief addresses the impact of social media on workplace mental health, presenting recommendations to leverage the positive aspects and mitigate potential negative impacts.
Economic Benefits of Promoting Mental Health in SMEs and Public Organisations
This policy brief proposes strategies and calls for action to demonstrate the economic benefits of promoting mental health in the workplace. Recommendations target policymakers, organisational leaders, and stakeholders interested in maximising the economic value of workplace mental health promotion.
Our partners
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 847386. The material presented and views expressed here are the responsibility of the author(s) only. The EU Commission takes no responsibility for any use made of the information set out.
