Friday, 8 August 2014

24 Times Employees Lied About Their Mental Health For Fear Of Discrimination

“I found it easier to say I had a migraine than that I couldn’t stop crying.”


The prospect of opening up to your employer about mental illness can bring the risk of being stigmatised, ostracised, and even dismissed.


The prospect of opening up to your employer about mental illness can bring the risk of being stigmatised, ostracised, and even dismissed.


These photos highlight the findings from a recent Priory Group survey which shows that, more often than not, workers would rather hide behind a "fake" illness than admit to a mental one.


Natalie Clince / The Priory Group



Natalie Clince / The Priory Group



Natalie Clince / The Priory Group



Natalie Clince / The Priory Group




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