2020 “Psychological climate change”

Financial
Burnout stress
fear
Anxiety
outbreak
Isolation

depression
Uncertainty
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 Data from The MHI are a call to action
The average mental health of
the U.S. working population

25% Equal to the most

53%
of the workforce report of the U.S. workforce feel
that overwork, work strain distressed 7% of the they have unmet needs and
and burnout specifically population before lack guidance on how to
because of the pandemic manage their stress, health
pandemic and finances
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In August, a decline in all regions reversed the
trend toward improvement
Mental health score is the deviation from 3-year average prior to 2020

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Apr-20 May-20 Jun-20 Jul-20 Aug-20
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Victoria, Australia mental health scores declined to April, 2020 levels
-18

Canada USA UK Australia Victoria, Australia

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 What we have done to support
our people at Morneau Shepell
Frequent and honest two-way
communication at all levels
Resulting in
Increased employee awareness of Highest historic levels of
available support for their mental employee engagement
health which is company sponsored

Actively promoted our digital care

tools for mental health support Highest historic levels of
client satisfaction
Used our recognition platform to recognize and
reward our people – especially for their hard work
and dedication in transitioning to remote work
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