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Chief Justice calls for supportive workplaces to address mental health stigma

Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie has urged employers to promote inclusive and supportive working environments to help combat stigma associated with mental health conditions.
He encouraged employers to sustain conversations about mental health in the workplace, promote mutual support among colleagues and create an environment in which staff feel comfortable seeking professional assistance when necessary.
The Chief Justice further highlighted the importance of mental health screening and assessments in preventing potential problems, identifying concerns at an early stage and ensuring timely intervention.
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