• 1. The draft Management Standards for Tackling Work-related Stress (27Kb)
  This document contains the draft Management Standards and the states that would be expected to exist in a work place if the Standard is being achieved
  Last modified: 24 May 2004 17:37
• 2. Frequently asked questions (22Kb)
  This document contains questions and answers about stress and the Management Standards
  Last modified: 24 May 2004 17:37
• 3. Impact Assessment for Proposed Introduction of Management Standards (142Kb)
  This document is a Partial Impact Assessment for the introduction of the Management Standards to tackle Work-related Stress
  Last modified: 24 May 2004 17:36
• 4. Evaluation of the Management Standards pilot study – Summary (159Kb)
  This document contains a summary evaluation of the Management Standards pilot study
  Last modified: 24 May 2004 17:36
• 4.1 Evaluation of Management Standards Pilot - Full Report (473Kb)
  The full report on the Management Standards Pilot which ran in 2003. A summary report is also included on the website.
  Last modified: 09 Jul 2004 11:40
• 5. A new Approach to tackling Work-related Stress(WRS) parts I & II - Publication Statement (26Kb)
  This document contains an introduction to two technical papers on the Management Standards, which are to be published in the journal "Work & Stress"
  Last modified: 06 Jul 2004 14:07
• 6. WRS in the UK: A new, "Management Standards" approach. Part I - Background. (304Kb)
  This paper describes and discusses the rational behind a standards based approach that is essentially based on a method of controlling hazards. HSE’s Management Standards approach uses a taxonomy of six stressors that has evolved out of extensive research carried out on behalf of Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and in conjunction with stakeholders, and a three-phase risk assessment methodology.
  Last modified: 26 May 2004 14:36
• 7. WRS in the UK: A new, ”Management Standards” approach. Part II - Practical developments (236Kb)
  This paper describes the development and validation of stress Management Standards, which essentially afford organisations continuous improvement through a three-phase preventative process, and development of a supporting Indicator Tool.
  Last modified: 26 May 2004 14:38
• 9.Consultation Evaluation Criteria (26Kb)
  This document contains the criteria that will be used for the analysis of the consultation response.
  Last modified: 13 Aug 2004 15:41

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