Mental health awareness training for Microgaming staff

Thursday, 11 October 2018 06:29

Microgaming is working alongside The Lisa Lowe Centre to give important training on mental health awareness to staff.

The company's employer pledge with Time To Change - a campaign that looks to end mental health discrimination - was signed in October last year.

Their Chief Commercial Officer, Jean-Luc Ferriere, says they're committed to creating an environment 'where people can talk about their mental health and know that they're always supported'.

Meanwhile, Gareth Nicholson of The Lisa Lowe Centre, added that they're pleased to see local companies supporting their employees in this way.

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