A New Era of Workplace Safety: Prioritizing Psychosocial Health
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The Goals of the ISO 45003 Psychological Health and Safety at Work
- To lay out global standards for organizations to create and administer an environment where the psychosocial well-being of employees is as clearly defined and care for as their physical safety.
- Offer a helpful baseline for HR professionals across industries to evaluate how effectively their organizations are providing a psychosocially healthy atmosphere, without the need for in-house specialists with deep expertise in mental health
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3 Common Mental Health and Wellness Issues Organizations Face
- A stigmatized (often nonexistent) support system. Our current situation has highlighted the lack of supportive environments, unsustainable and unfair workloads, and ineffective recognition practices.
- A diverse workforce has different mental wellness needs. Having a blanket solution applied to everyone, without considering their position makes them feel excluded instead.
- Burnout remains pervasive and prevention is the best cure. Employees are facing difficulties in dealing with burnout because it remains to be their responsibility to solve it.
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Strategies For Change: Handling the 3 Mental Health and Wellness Issues
- We need to discuss mental health more openly at work and underscore the importance of creating a psychologically safe space for each and every employee. The ISO guidelines are asking to create a culture of protection for employees that speak up.
- The quality and reach of the mental health programs are what's important. We should consider the diversity of the workforce and their particular needs.
- We need to implement and maintain support systems in the workplace for burnout prevention.
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A Significant Opportunity for Organizations Ready for Change
Traditional solutions to mental health and wellness issues won't cut it anymore because it's becoming an increasingly important subject. Organizations seeking transformative solutions may need to have fresh eyes for the following:
- How we view employee mental health
- Our company's role in leadership and how it's changing the company culture around mental health; and
- The effectiveness of our strategies for today's workforce
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CURATOR'S NOTE
For too long we have let companies applaud us for being workaholics without considering our mental health and wellness issues. This article shows those in leadership roles, how they can prioritize our psychosocial health just as much as they focus on our physical safety.
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