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How To Check Your Pandemic Response To Psychological Health And Safety

  • What is the organization doing to minimize unnecessary stress at work?
  • How do immediate supervisors show they care about workers’ emotional well-being?
  • Would workers describe the workplace as psychologically healthy?
  • What is the organization doing to prevent workers from harassment, bullying, discrimination, violence, or stigma?
  • Does the organization deal effectively with situations that can threaten or harm workers?

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