Mental health issues are on the rise in the workplace, costing businesses in real terms as employee stress and lack of self-worth are affecting productivity. Former ACCC Chairman Allan Fells said, "you need to train managers themselves better to be aware of the importance of wellbeing.
" Mr Fells said a healthy work culture is vital to business success and more must be dealt to deal with mental health. Founder and Principal of the Being Agency Kerry Neethling has developed a business that centres on the wellbeing of employees and promoting positive work culture. "When it's someone's birthday we work out the things they're passionate about and we theme celebrations," Ms Neethling said.
Westpac But climate change and diversity.... That's what you get at the woke workplace.
Westpac Mental health = weak as p%*
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