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March 4, 2021
How Would US Employers Assess the State of Mental Health of Their Workforce? (% of respondents, Jan 2021)
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Data is from the March 2021 Lyra Health "State of Mental Health at Work Report 2021" conducted by Upwave. 300 US HR and benefits leaders were surveyed online during November 19, 2020-January 14, 2021. The organizations span over 1,000-5,000 employees (33%), 5,001 -10,000 employees (24%), 10,001-20,000 employees (12%), 20,001-50,000 employees (13%), and 50,000+ employees (18%). In addition, 1,001 US full-time employees ages 18+ were surveyed online during December 14-16, 2020. Respondents were interviewed in exchange for access to content or a service, such as free Wi-Fi.Chart Title
How Would US Employers Assess the State of Mental Health of Their Workforce? (% of respondents, Jan 2021)Publication Date
March 4, 2021
