Mental Health

Canadian workers are struggling with worsening mental, physical and financial health, and employers say they lack the tools to respond, according to… …

Almost half of Canada’s federally appointed judges report high levels of burnout symptoms, and more than one in four say their mental… …

Mental health consultations among Canadian working women aged 30 to 50 rise every September as the back-to-school routine resumes, and employers can… …

Employers would have to identify and control psychological hazards in the workplace under a new part of British Columbia’s Occupational Health and… …

Canadian workplaces are beginning to recognize something workers have long known: psychological harm at work doesn’t always stem from dramatic incidents. More… …

By Nathan TeBokkel Nearly 40 per cent of Canadian workers say they feel burnt out often or always, according to a 2025… …

By Megan Edgelow A recent Ontario Coroner’s Review documented 34 deaths by suicide among correctional workers over the past 15 years, with 17 of… …

Three Ontario correctional workers on leave for post-traumatic stress disorder have each been awarded $12,500 after the Grievance Settlement Board found the… …

Ontario’s Office of the Chief Coroner is recommending that presumptive workers’ compensation coverage for public safety workers be expanded beyond post-traumatic stress… …

HR departments often decide whether a struggling employee asks for help or hides it, and closing that gap can be the difference… …