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Workplace Mental Health - A Priority for Leader Lawyers

May 2021EmploymentManagement

Abstract

Even before Covid, workplaces have been changing rapidly. Organisations have increasingly been required to deal with mental health challenges such as stress, burnout and executive loneliness. With the economic pressures and accompanying health and safety issues of Covid, leaders are increasingly required to think about mental health strategically as it affects the core of the organisation’s talent resource over the mid and long term.

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Jeffery Tan

Group General Counsel & Chief Sustainability Officer, Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited, Singapore

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