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How companies should tackle mental health in the workplace

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SPONSORED | Ultimately improving mental health in an organisation comes down to the attitudes of its leaders, said Vukani Mngxati, AccentureSA CEO, during a recent Business Day Dialogue with ArenaEventsZA

Accenture SA CEO Vukani Mngxati and a panel of experts discussed the state of mental health in SA and explored solutions for the workforce during a recent Business Day DialogueFrom left to right: Dr Nondumiso Makhunga-Stevenson, Vukani Mngxati, Chanique Dodo, and Jeremy Maggs . Picture: SUPPLIED

willingness to discuss mental health, which would have been taboo a few years ago, is exactly what corporates need. “There is also the concept of presenteeism when people who suffer from mental illness do make it to work, but they are distracted. They might suffer from anxiety or fear of a panic attack or insomnia, so they have daytime drowsiness,” she said.

She believes the wellbeing of employees must be part of the agenda in executive meetings and businesses should be investing in long-term support structures.

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