A new survey revealed that 68 per cent of employed Canadians say their mental health has become more of a priority over the last year.
With the World Health Organizations declaring that, Canadians are trying to move back to a sense of normalcy and compensate for the effects of the pandemic era.
“The pandemic, globally, presented us with an extraordinary set of circumstances of which the impacts on mental health are still being felt. Amex Canada’s vice president of colleague experience Annette Kingsley told CTVNews.ca in an email interview.
The survey also found that 53 per cent of 730 employed Canadians involved in the survey said they would be more likely to use free onsite counseling services if they were offered by their workplace while only 16 per cent stated their workplace currently offers this kind of support.
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