Mental Health Moves to the Center of Workplace Policy
Employers are treating psychological wellbeing as a core business priority, not a perk.

Once relegated to optional benefits, mental health support is becoming a central pillar of workplace policy across industries.
Companies report that addressing burnout and stress improves retention and productivity, reframing wellbeing as a strategic investment.
Advocates caution that meaningful change requires cultural shifts, not just apps and awareness campaigns.
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