
Mental health at work: understanding the causes, measuring the impacts, taking action without taboo
Why it is both a human and organizational issue Mental health at work affects absenteeism, presenteeism, quality, innovation, and employee retention. In addition to direct costs (treatment, sick leave, hospitalizations), there are significant indirect costs (reduced productivity, disorganization, replacement, and training). The earlier an organization takes action, the more it can limit the impacts. The factors that weaken Workload and





