Over half (56%) of American employees, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, reported feeling mentally ill in the preceding year, according to new study from employee benefits provider Unum.
In addition, 42% of workers claimed they required time off from work to address their mental health.
Numbers on mental health
Worker mental health continues to be poor. According to experts, the pandemic’s mix of work demands and health issues led to widespread mental health issues that would have long-lasting effects.
Unum research revealed:
Swapnil Prabha, vice president of Workforce Wellness Solutions for Unum Group, said this type of data continues to drive investments in mental health care by employers for their employees.
“The ongoing pandemic has further exacerbated the mental health crisis we were already in, but it also helped normalize the need for mental health support,” said Prabha. “Despite the longstanding stigma and other challenges in mental health, the power of technology can make it possible for more people to get access to the right help when they need it.”
Source: Digital Weekday
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