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Stressors and Management Practices that Impact the Mental Health of Workers

Description: Individual characteristics, personal life, events, environmental factors, working conditions… It is sometimes difficult to identify the cause of workers’ mental health problems.

This webinar discusses the Salveo study, one of the largest Canadian studies of mental health in the workplace. Learn more about:

  1. The physiological response to stress exposure and impacts on mental health
  2. The work, non-work and individual factors that influence mental health; and
  3. Human resource management practices that promote lower rates of claims for mental health problems.

Guest Speaker:
Alain Marchand, PhD, Professor and Researcher, Université de Montréal

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