Meanwhile, a sobering new survey in Brazil has revealed that mental health problems affect 85 percent of workers in the country. CartaCapital reports that the research exposes a “generalized emotional overload in the corporate environment” and has reignited debate over shared responsibility between individuals and the organizations they work for. The findings suggest that workplace mental health is reaching crisis proportions in one of the world’s largest economies — a trend mirrored in many countries grappling with post-pandemic burnout and economic pressure.
Brazil’s Mental Health Crisis: 85% of Workers Affected
