All Information pages – Page 4
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Information16 health symptoms women should never ignore
While it’s tempting to curl up on the sofa when you’re feeling poorly, you shouldn’t ignore the following symptoms…
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Information15 famous women on the healthy practices that work for them
From adding exercise into the working day to taking a break with a mindful tea, try building these ideas into your wellbeing routine.
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InformationSix relationship red flags to look out for (and how to deal with them)
Domestic abuse doesn’t just involve physical violence. If you’re worried about your relationship, here are some of the signs of emotional abuse to look out for.
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InformationEight money missteps and how to avoid them
When it comes to money, it can be easy to veer off course. We asked the experts to share top tips to help you avoid common money missteps and navigate your finances with confidence.
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Information15 people reveal the saving hacks that really work
We’ve asked a mix of experts and consumers about the saving hacks that actually make a difference, from the latest apps to more traditional budgeting methods.
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InformationFinancial health resources
From sleepless nights to stress, worrying about money can have a huge impact on our mental health. The Retail Trust offers a range of resources to help you support your colleagues.
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InformationUnderstanding mental health resources
We all have mental health, just as we all have physical health, and it can ebb and flow throughout our lives. The Retail Trust offers a range of resources to help you support your colleagues.
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InformationPride month resources
Find the tools you need to thrive and learn how to build and nurture your inner strength when you need it most.
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InformationResilience resources
Resilience is one of those words we hear a lot. But what exactly is it? Does everyone have it? Can you get more of it? The Retail Trust offers a range of resources to help you support your colleagues.
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InformationBring your best self to work resources
Being your best self looks different for everyone but at its core it’s you at your most optimised. Well rested and full of energy. Confident but willing to learn. Enthusiastic and all in. Living up to your potential.
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InformationBe the difference: how retailers tackle domestic abuse
The retailer’s against domestic abuse coalition is helping businesses take their crucial first steps towards protecting their colleagues from domestic abuse.
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InformationFamily wellbeing resources
Help your employees and their families with resources to support family wellbeing.
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InformationTraining course: managing sensitive situations in retail for ER and HR teams
This aim of this course is to upskill frontline HR and ER teams who receive complex calls to build their confidence in supporting and signposting colleagues safely.
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Information“We’ll come back for you”
Store manager David has been punched and threatened by customers which weighs down on David’s mental health, upsets David’s family and impacts colleagues. Let’s respect retail and stop the intolerance epidemic.
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Information“Why don’t you get a proper job?”
Delivery driver Ian regularly experiences verbal and physical abuse from customers which is making his role dangerous. Let’s respect retail and stop the intolerance epidemic.
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Information“You’re useless”
Checkout supervisor Jane has been threatened by customers and called names, causing Jane to feel anxious going to work. Let’s respect retail and stop the intolerance epidemic.
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Information“You’re an idiot who can’t do your job”
Fashion retail assistant Kate experiences customer abuse on a daily basis which is having a detrimental impact on Kate’s mental health and making life miserable. Let’s respect retail and stop the intolerance epidemic.
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