Mental health benefits

Mental health benefits

In the face of tragedy, benefits can make all the difference

If implemented correctly, bereavement leave, EAP programs and paid time off can help employees cope with trauma.

By Caroline Hroncich

June 27
Recognizing job-related stress, clients zero in on mental health benefits

More employers are adding on-site counseling and online programs to address anxiety, depression, sleep and pain.

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Recognizing job-related stress, employers zero in on mental health benefits

More employers are adding on-site counseling and online programs to address anxiety, depression, sleep and pain.

Sponsored by Accolade
Using benefits to curb employee stress

Unengaged employees cost the U.S. as much as $605 billion a year in lost productivity. But these benefits could help.

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Using benefits to curb employee stress

Unengaged employees cost the U.S. as much as $605 billion a year in lost productivity. But these benefits could help.

Sponsored by Accolade
Burnout is an official diagnosis. What can clients do?

LinkedIn executives share their strategies for maintaining a happy, healthy workforce.

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Burnout is an official diagnosis. What can employers do?

LinkedIn executives share their strategies for maintaining a happy, healthy workforce.

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Mental health communication cannot be a ‘one and done’ event

Employees often don’t know how programs like disability insurance, EAPs and financial wellness can assist them when they need it most.

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Mental health communication cannot be a ‘one and done’ event

Employees often don’t know how programs like disability insurance, EAPs and financial wellness can assist them when they need it most.

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The challenges clients face with mental health — and how to address them

An “always-on” work culture makes it hard to prioritize habits that promote positive mental health, says one executive.

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