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Page 1: Stress, anxiety and depression statistics 2018 · related stress, anxiety and depression (new and long-standing cases) in 2017/18 Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the

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15.4millionWorking days lost

Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the Labour Force Survey 2017/18

44%Of all work-related ill-health cases

Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the Labour Force Survey 2017/18

25Working days lost per case on average

Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the Labour Force Survey 2017/18

57%Of all working days lost due to ill health

Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the Labour Force Survey 2017/18

5.2billionAnnual cost of work-related stress, anxiety and depression in Great Britain 2014/15Source: Estimates based on HSE Cost Model

Main work factors Public sector most affectedWorkload pressure including:

• Tight deadlines• Too much pressure• Too much responsibility

Lack of managerial support including:

• Organisational changes• Violence at work• Role uncertainty

In particular:

• Education• Health• Social care

Associated jobs:

• Teaching• Nursing/midwifery• Welfare

Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the Labour Force Survey 2016/17 Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the Labour Force Survey 2016/17

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0.6millionWorkers suffering from work-related stress, anxiety and depression (new and long-standing cases) in 2017/18Source: Estimates based on self-reports from the Labour Force Survey 2017/18

HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORKSTRESS, ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION STATISTICS 2018

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