Many employers say that talking about mental health is appropriate for work. The stigma persists

Many employers say that talking about mental health is appropriate for work. The stigma persists

Washington, DC, March 17, 2026 – Three in four full-time employees say it’s okay to discuss mental health at work, but nearly half worry they’ll be judged for doing so, according to the latest NAMI/Ipsos Workplace Mental Health Poll. This concern continues as the reported pressure on the global situation continues to increase. The share … Read more

Seven in 10 employers accept exclusion from candidates due to illness or age

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According to a new survey, seven out of ten employers lack candidates for specific groups, including those living with long-term illness, disability, mental illness or the over-55s. The Australian HR Institute (AHRI) surveyed more than 600 business leaders or senior HR decision-makers and found that one-third of employers admit to excluding workers with mental illness. … Read more