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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2019 · 15 MIN

The Work Issue Podcast: Part One.

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The Hype Collective Podcast is BACK with a brand new miniseries! Every quarter, we release a research piece called The Issues, which focuses on what students are thinking about a particular aspect of their lives. We've covered Travel, Alcohol, and now, we're taking our most recent Work Issue into podcast form. We're interviewing some of our student City Managers from around the country about one of the themes from the Work Issue; mental health in the workplace. In this episode, Katie, Francis and Aaron sit down with us to give their opinions on how employers should treat mental health, from the perspective of future graduate employees. They share useful insights into how students view mental health, and how they would like it addressed in employment. If you like this episode and would like even more insight into mental health in the workplace, we're hosting an event in London on the 20th November 2019, 'Time to Talk: Mental Health & Wellbeing in Early Careers Recruitment'. This will feature some amazing thought leaders from Deliveroo, Accenture and more. To attend, please email [email protected] with the event title as a reference.

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