Psychosocial Risks in Philippine Workplaces Highlight Hidden Health Costs
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- •Psychosocial risks refer to factors like workplace stress, harassment, and job insecurity that impact mental health.
- •The Philippines has seen rising awareness of mental health issues among workers in recent years.
- •Work-related psychosocial risks can lead to decreased productivity and increased absenteeism.
- •Mental health challenges in the workplace contribute to broader public health concerns in the Philippines.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Philippine employers implement stronger mental health support programs then worker well-being and productivity could improve, benefiting both employees and the economy.
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