Poll indicates increasing workplace stress affects employees, suggesting the need for greater employer involvement in mental health care.
Workplace stress is no longer a quiet undercurrent for U.S. employees — it is shaping how people think about their jobs and whether they stay in them. A recent poll from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) points to mounting pressure on workers, alongside a growing expectation that employers will play a more active role in supporting mental health.
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