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Table 2: Named practice - the most effective methods of stress prevention, intervention, rehabilitation and support

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Source: IRS Employment Review

Issue: 886

Date: 28/11/2007

Publisher: IRS

Table 2: Named practice - the most effective methods of stress prevention, intervention, rehabilitation and support

AUTHOR: Noelle Murphy

Table 2: Named-practice table - the most effective methods of stress prevention, intervention, and rehabilitation and support In this table: Manufacturing and production Private sector services Public sector Back to main feature
MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTION
Employer (employee nos.)	The single most effective method of:
	Prevention	Intervention	Rehab. and support
ALHCO (100)	Providing literature on stress, health and wellbeing	Work-life balance initiatives	Counselling services
BAE Systems, Military Air Solutions (15,000)	Stress coaching	Management development	Counselling services
Bombardier Transportation	-	Management development	Counselling services
Dell (approx.

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