A recent survey of the world’s largest listed companies has found that Wall Street banks, including JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, are falling behind in terms of supporting employee mental health.
The study, conducted by charity fund manager CCLA, reveals that many companies are not giving enough attention to the well-being of their workforce.
Out of the 110 companies examined, the overall average score for mental health was a mere 28%.
Only 19% of these companies have translated their policy commitments into action by setting specific targets for mental health.
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