Learn the symptoms of poor mental health and how it affects working professionals
Since the pandemic, mental health problems have been exacerbated. The effects of poor mental health can cause problems, not just for the individual but also in the workplace.
In a critically important whitepaper published by HRD in partnership with Employment Hero, you’ll learn about the causes and symptoms of poor mental health and how it affects working professionals in New Zealand.
You’ll also have access to the latest data on workplace wellness and learn proactive solutions to some all-too-common problems.
Download the full FREE whitepaper: Wellness at Work
Two things we know about wellness:
- There’s no singular element that signifies overall wellbeing
- Each dimension of wellness is interrelated
The seven dimensions of wellness
- Physical – How your body operates and feels
- Mental – How your mind handles stress and influences your emotions
- Financial – Your sense of confidence in your finances and financial goals
- Occupational – Your sense of fulfilment and happiness in your professional life
- Relational – Your sense of belonging and authenticity in your interactions with others
- Spiritual – Your connection to a sense of purpose (in a religious or secular way)
- Recreational – Your connection to creativity, hobbies and interests
When it comes to mental health, data suggests that burnout is spreading quickly across the working population. Workers have felt a sense of extreme fatigue with 53% signalling it had affected them in the last three months. This comes as no surprise as we continue to feel the effects of Covid and job shortages.
Download the whitepaper now and gain insight into:
- The cause and symptoms of workplace burnout
- Mental health and the pandemic
- Strategies for mental health relief
- Career health and the great resignation
- Financial health in a fluctuating market
- Parental support in the workplace – and so much more
Download the full FREE whitepaper: Wellness at Work
