Work-related mental health injury rates ‘shocking’: union


A recent survey has revealed that 21% of respondents experienced a work-related mental health injury or illness in the past 12 months While more than two-thirds of these workers needed time off to recover, another third did not take time off because they had no entitlement to leave, did not want to be seen as

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