The Hidden Costs of Ignoring Mental Health at Work
Now with the rise of AI and a fast-moving and growing business environment, most of the time employees mental health problems stay invisible until they cause issues for the operations. According to Ramesh (2023) these burnouts not only cause damage to the individuals but also gradually disrupt the company's operations overtime. Ramesh (2023) has studied the direct impact on operations from anxiety, depression, and other untreated mental health issues causing problems for the organizations. These unhappy employees most of the time stop engaging with the growth plans of the organizations, make errors, and become less and less efficient with day-to-day operations. This creates a ripple as they might affect people around them with the same amount of negativity, less team engagement, create conflicts in the company culture, and create a negative word of mouth about the organization in the society. Not only will this be a reduction in productive man-hours, but in a hybrid environment, it...