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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and to celebrate, the Center for Workplace Mental Health has a new toolkit to highlight current workplace mental health trends and employee well-being needs.
Learn MoreSelf-care at work is essential for preventing burnout, reducing stress, and supporting overall well-being. Simple habits like taking breaks, setting boundaries, and practicing mindfulness help employees stay focused, energized, and productive.
It would be easily disproved to claim that salary and benefits are no longer important in what gets employees engaged and excited about work. However, they are no longer the only factors driving individuals to consider—and reconsider—job opportunities.
Today’s workforce is more generationally diverse than at any point in history, with Baby Boomers working later into their careers and Gen Z fully entering the labor market.
We work directly with employers to provide ready-to-deploy resources and programs, helping business to raise standards, positively effect policy change, and improve worker quality of life.
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Investing in a mentally healthy workplace is good for business, helping to reduce absenteeism and decreased disability costs while improving employee morale and productivity.
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Understanding the conditions, policies, and treatment of mental health issues is the first step to addressing their impact on the workplace. Here, we provide information and insight on mental health issues to help you initiate and manage effective program
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