Mental health presents a major challenge in the modern workplace and the Covid-19 exacerbated this challenge. In this chapter, we propose the Integrated Organizational Mental Health Resilience Framework, a framework that outlines the steps needed for organizations to develop resilience against turbulence. The development of the framework is based on three case studies conducted during the height of the pandemic. The first case study suggests that primary interventions need to contain flexible work policies and practices need to be in place. The second case study suggests that secondary interventions need to be tailored to the emerging needs of workers during turbulent times and the third case study suggests that there is need to review and adapt policies and practices and provide additional support for the walking wounded of turbulent times, in the case of the pandemic, workers suffering from long COVID, to ensure their sustained employment.
An integrated approach to managing wellbeing in the workplace / Nielsen, Karina; Di Tecco, Cristina; Yarker, Jo; Vignoli, Michela. - (2024), pp. 240-259. [10.4337/9781035300549.00017]
An integrated approach to managing wellbeing in the workplace
Karina Nielsen;Michela Vignoli
2024-01-01
Abstract
Mental health presents a major challenge in the modern workplace and the Covid-19 exacerbated this challenge. In this chapter, we propose the Integrated Organizational Mental Health Resilience Framework, a framework that outlines the steps needed for organizations to develop resilience against turbulence. The development of the framework is based on three case studies conducted during the height of the pandemic. The first case study suggests that primary interventions need to contain flexible work policies and practices need to be in place. The second case study suggests that secondary interventions need to be tailored to the emerging needs of workers during turbulent times and the third case study suggests that there is need to review and adapt policies and practices and provide additional support for the walking wounded of turbulent times, in the case of the pandemic, workers suffering from long COVID, to ensure their sustained employment.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione