Mental health and well-being programs have been on employers’ radars for some time now, yet many companies are unaware of the number of employees who need help and how to offer them assistance.

Without sufficient access to mental health programs, employees are more likely to be less productive and take days off, which the Partnership for Workplace Mental Health estimates will cost employers about $80 to $100 billion in indirect costs.

Amanda Eisenberg
Former associate editor

Amanda Eisenberg is a former associate editor of Employee Benefit News.


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