Daily News | A toxic workplace can hurt employees’ mental health. The US Surgeon General came to Philly to rollout a plan to improve mental health.
The nation’s doctor came to Philadelphia on Thursday to discuss an ailment that’s not usually discussed in medical checkups: workplace toxicity.
If your workplace adds stress to your life and impacts your overall wellbeing, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy wants you to know that you are not alone. Murthy’s local visit underscores his concern that toxic workplaces have a significant impact on America’s mental health and wellbeing.Art Museum employees return to work with a union contract. But bad blood still lingers for some.
His trip was pegged to his office’s launch of a national framework for promoting healthy workplaces. Murthy spoke to The Inquirer ahead of a release event at the National Constitution Center, where he met with executives from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Comcast, Pinterest, and the nonprofit Empower Work.
“The workplace has an undeniable effect on your mental health,” Murthy said in a phone interview. “I wanted workplaces and workers to have a foundation for how to transform workplaces into engines for mental health and well being.” Murthy said Philadelphia has “long championed workers” and that he also planned to meet with local restaurant workers.The pandemic has put a spotlight on the relationship between work and wellbeing. Large numbers of people left their jobs in the past two years as they reassess their priorities in a phenomenon dubbed as
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