It takes a real workmate to ask R U OK?
'It takes a real workmate to ask R U OK?'
Spirit Super and R U OK? have developed resources to encourage people working in the motor trades industry to better support each other during life’s tough times.
‘It takes a real workmate to ask R U OK?’ aims to help workmates get past what can sometimes feel like an awkward conversation when talking about emotions and life’s up and downs on the job and to guide people on how to manage these conversations safely, sensitively and effectively.
Whether you're an employer looking to encourage more peer-to-peer support in your workshop, service centre or sales centre, or an employee - ‘It takes a real workmate to ask R U OK?’
WHEN AND HOW TO ASK R U OK?
We all have ups and downs, but workmates can play a big role in helping us get through life’s challenges.If you've noticed a change in a colleague, no matter how small, trust your gut and ask R U OK? A conversation could change, or even save, a life.
Learn how to have an R U OK? conversation in our practical guide.
FIND HELP
If you’re worried about someone and feel they need professional support, encourage them to contact their Employee Assistance Program (EAP) or connect with a trusted health professional, like their local doctor.
An EAP is a service through your employer that provides free, professional and confidential counselling services to assist you and your immediate family members through both personal and work related problems. Not every employer provides this service so check with your HR Manager for more information.
You can find information about other support services here:
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