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UNLOCKING THE VALUE OF POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN THE WORKPLACE

While the COVID-19 pandemic continues to create challenges for organisations, there is a risk that this single focus is creating a blind spot which could soon lead to mental health and lifestyle disease epidemics. 

Workplace closures, home schooling, community lockdowns, isolation and chronic uncertainty have resulted in much higher levels of stress, burn out, anxiety and poorer psychological outcomes for many people. 

Physical and mental ill-health can strike at any time. Addressing issues in the workplace is vital to ensure employees are present and capable of performing their roles, and to reduce the rising cost of medical expenditure.

Taking a longer-term view, there needs to be a stronger emphasis on the whole person: on an individual's mental and physical wellbeing. This includes the management of lifestyle diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, respiratory disease and cancer. Integrated workplace preventative programmes can really help to build awareness and address the problem.

  • 40%

    of all respondents experienced suicidal thoughts on rotation some or all of the time, compared to the global average of 4-9%*

  • 36%

    of risk professionals believe that mental health issues will contribute significantly to declining productivity levels this year**

  • $16,000,000,000,000

    is the cost of mental ill health to the worldwide economy by 2030***

  1. Dr Rachel Lewis et al., 2021, The International SOS Foundation, The Psychological Impact of Remote Rotational Work
  2. International SOS, Risk Outlook 2022.
  3. The Lancet Commissions, 2018

 


“We want to create an environment where our people are happy, healthy and safe; enabling everyone to achieve their full potential, thrive and feel empowered to take responsibility for and focus on their own health and wellbeing.”

 

Laura Hague, Group Safety Manager, Mott MacDonald 

WHY PARTNER WITH INTERNATIONAL SOS?

  • With our established local presence, we understand the cultural nuances associated with addressing mental health and wellbeing issues in the workplace. 
  • Our solutions are customised and phased to meet the unique needs of each client. 

  • We combine wellbeing with our core expertise in health; programmes are medically led and evidence-based. 

  • We draw on our extensive, global, in-house network of health specialists. 

  • We measure programme impact in order to continually evolve and improve our offering. 

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