Project Partners: Nova Scotia Career Development Association (NSCDA) and Neasa Martin & Associates Language: English COMPLETE - 2013 Employment is broadly recognized as an important cornerstone of social inclusion providing identity, purpose, meaning, social connections and the resources needed to participate in one’s community. People living with mental health issues face the highest unemployment rate…
Project Partner: Social Research and Demonstration Corporation (SRDC) Language: English COMPLETE Finding ways for young people to achieve their full potential is a universally shared political objective, whether the ultimate goal is economic growth, innovation and competitiveness, or promoting social inclusion and reducing social and health inequalities. Many from disadvantaged groups will need to pursue…
Updated April 2019 Mental Health Issues in the Workplace 156.38 KB 1 file(s) Topics covered include: Duty to accommodate Stress management Depression Supported employment Return to work and vocational rehabilitation Inclusive workplaces Role of employers Aarons-Mele, M. (2018). We Need to Talk More About Mental Health at Work. Harvard Business Review. Abrams, A. (2017). Mental…