Are You Equipped To Provide Support For An Employee With OCD?

Are You Equipped To Provide Support For An Employee With OCD?

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Are You Equipped To Provide Support For An Employee With OCD? By Sheya Michaelides

Adults who have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) lose more than a month of work days each year due to this recognized and protected disability, yet support at work is crippled by persistent misconceptions and stigma.

  • OCD is a recognized and protected disability, yet it is often misunderstood and minimized.
  • People living with OCD lose approximately 46 working days a year to the condition.
  • Employees and their employers need to follow specific strategies and guidance to manage this debilitating condition in the workplace.

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