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What must employers do?

Under UK law, employers have a legal responsibility to assess and manage risks to employee health, including work-related stress. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) encourages open dialogue with staff and acting on feedback. This proactive approach helps prevent stress, rather than just reacting to it, as highlighted in the story.

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