Wellbeing nosedives among construction professionals during lockdown

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Survey reveals most construction employers are not doing enough to support their staff’s mental wellbeing

Wellbeing among construction professionals has plummeted since the covid-19 lockdown began.

A survey of over 1,500 people working in the sector, carried out by recruitment company Hays, found that just 31% rate their wellbeing as positive. This is down from 65% who rated their wellbeing as positive before the lockdown.

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