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The disclosure of Mental Health Conditions (MHCs) in South African organisations
In recent years, South African organisations have continued to underestimate the far-reaching negative impacts of mental health at work. This can largely be attributed to a lack of understanding and awareness owing to the under-researched nature of mental health conditions (MHCs) in the workplace, w...
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Organisational Psychology
2022
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