GWL Mental Health

Occupation-Specific Mental Health Issues

There are stressors and unique factors that may impact the mental health of employees in certain sectors of the workforce. Each section highlights some of the issues and suggests some approaches employers and organizations can adopt to address these concerns.

Human Services Professionals
Call Centre Workers
Educators
Emergency Services Personnel
Dangerous Industry Workers
High Tech Workers
Shift Workers
Military and Para-Military Organizations

Resources

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More Information

Partnership for Workplace Mental Health
www.workplacementalhealth.org
- Employer Innovations - Facilitating Practical Applications in the Workplace
  Helps employers take action to address mental health at the workplace by providing case examples of successful corporate approaches.

Last updated on: December 30, 2009

You As A Leader

The Union's Role in Workplace Mental Health

Prevention & Crisis Response

Occupation-Specific Mental Health Issues

Human Services Professionals

Call Centre Workers

Educators

Emergency Services Personnel

Dangerous Industries Workers

High Tech Workers

Shift Workers

Mental Health Specialists' Role

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Occupation-Specific Mental Health Issues

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