Nearly three-quarters (70 per cent) of global employees say they feel increasingly stressed as their employer has set more aggressive performance goals, with the percentage rising among Canadians (75 per cent), according to a new survey by Dayforce Inc (2024)
Our approach is based on our framework of Understand – Manage – Prevent which enables organizations to start and finish their mental health journey at a point that meets their specific learning outcome needs.
Developing and implementing a mental health program in your organization is essential to drive open, inclusive and productive workplaces, where attitudes and behavior around mental health continue to change. Our approach makes a distinction between the responsibility of the individual to manage mental health and the workplace to create a health and supportive environment It creates a shared understanding around noticing and acting by improving awareness and knowledge around mental health, mental health issues and mental illness.
Your people will gain skills that can be applied across the workplace to humanize conversations around mental health, improving leadership productivity and employee satisfaction. Leaders will be clear about their role, responsibilities and boundaries, and how to support colleagues.
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