Resources - Inclusive Employers
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    Health and WellbeingInclusive Leadership and Management
    Two people looking stressed while looking at paperwork
    Cost of living

    This factsheet explores what the cost of living factors are, the cost of living impact on workplace inclusion, and how workplaces can consider this impact to help alleviate the cost of living challenges faced by employees and create a more inclusive workplace.

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    Health and Wellbeing
    Person eats cake secretly on their own in an office
    Eating disorders

    This factsheet is not a medical or clinical guide to eating disorders, but rather a guide to help raise awareness of these conditions and demonstrate how organisations can best support employees with eating disorders to create a more inclusive workplace.

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    Imposter syndrome factsheet

    Imposter syndrome relates to feelings of self-doubt and incompetence, questioning accomplishments and achievements, leading to feelings of worry and anxiety of being exposed as a fraud. It often impacts high-performing individuals which can ultimately influence performance in the workplace.

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    Health and Wellbeing
    Woman at work, resting her head in her hand, looking frustrated.
    Mental health guide

    Raising awareness and supporting colleagues’ mental health and wellbeing are integral parts of an inclusive organisation. This guide aims to support organisations to feel more comfortable and confident in promoting mental health and wellbeing, as well as supporting line managers and colleagues to have open, honest, conversations with their team and effectively respond to poor mental health.