Are You Equipped To Provide Support For An Employee With OCD?
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This week, we’re talking about:
?? The latest on the metaverse
?? A powerful way to drive demand for flexible workspaces
?? Your top priority for Q2 — we mean it, this one thing could literally save your business!
?? Ditching stigma about OCD in the workplace and strategies to support your team
?? What HR executives honestly think about hybrid work’s impact
?? The power in ditching a generic “coworking space” label
?? The business consequences of rising sea levels, and what you can do about it
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.
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