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2020 has been a challenging year. It has changed the way we live and work and we want to know how COVID-19 has affected mental health in NSW workplaces.
The challenges of COVID-19 have created pressures and stress many have never experienced before, or could be making it harder to manage existing mental health issues.
Physical distancing and restrictions on gatherings mean working from home has become usual for many people. This can make it harder for people to create meaningful connections at work.
Many people have also experienced financial stress through job losses or a reduction in available work. Some industries have been affected more than others.
We want your feedback to help us understand the issues workers are facing, how businesses have been affected, and how the NSW Government can help. What you tell us will help inform NSW Government policy making, including our Mentally Healthy Workplaces Strategy.
Thank you for your feedback
This engagement closed on 6 November 2020. Thank you to participants for providing your input and ideas which we are currently reviewing.
2020 has been a challenging year. It has changed the way we live and work and we want to know how COVID-19 has affected mental health in NSW workplaces.
The challenges of COVID-19 have created pressures and stress many have never experienced before, or could be making it harder to manage existing mental health issues.
Physical distancing and restrictions on gatherings mean working from home has become usual for many people. This can make it harder for people to create meaningful connections at work.
Many people have also experienced financial stress through job losses or a reduction in available work. Some industries have been affected more than others.
We want your feedback to help us understand the issues workers are facing, how businesses have been affected, and how the NSW Government can help. What you tell us will help inform NSW Government policy making, including our Mentally Healthy Workplaces Strategy.
Thank you for your feedback
This engagement closed on 6 November 2020. Thank you to participants for providing your input and ideas which we are currently reviewing.
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30 Nov 2020
Thank you to everyone who had their say on this important topic. We received over 20,000 pieces of feedback!
While we hoped to share a summary of responses by the end of November 2020, it will take us more time to analyse the feedback. We will share our report with you as soon as possible in early 2021. Your feedback is very important to us as it will help shape Government policy, including the NSW Mentally Healthy Workplaces Strategy.
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Timeline
Open and listening
Your mental health at work during COVID-19 has finished this stage
Tell us your view by 6 November.
Under review
Your mental health at work during COVID-19 is currently at this stage
We're reviewing your feedback.
Reporting the findings
this is an upcoming stage for Your mental health at work during COVID-19
The Project Team will summarise submissions and report here.