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What my first job taught me about psychological health and safety

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

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Beata Chami is an organizational psychologist and executive coach based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her work focuses on the intersection of leadership behaviour, psychological health and safety, and employee well-being.

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