Canadian HR Reporter Weekly

May 23, 2018

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May 23, 2018 Published weekly by Thomson Reuters Canada Ltd. CUSTOMER SERVICE Tel: (416) 609-3800 (Toronto) (800) 387-5164 (outside Toronto) Fax: (416) 298-5106 customersupport.legaltaxcanada@tr.com www.thomsonreuters.ca One Corporate Plaza 2075 Kennedy Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M1T 3V4 Director, Media Solutions, Canada: Karen Lorimer Publisher/Editor-in-Chief: Todd Humber todd.humber@thomsonreuters.com (416) 298-5196 Editor/Supervisor: Sarah Dobson sarah.dobson@thomsonreuters.com (416) 649-7896 News Editor: Marcel Vander Wier marcel.vanderwier@thomsonreuters.com (416) 649-7837 Sales Manager: Paul Burton paul.burton@thomsonreuters.com (416) 649-9928 Circulation Co-ordinator: Keith Fulford keith.fulford@thomsonreuters.com (416) 649-9585 ©2018 Thomson Reuters Canada Ltd All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the written permission of the publisher (Thomson Reuters, Media Solutions, Canada). Credit: Betelgejze (Shutterstock) Source: Sun Life Financial Barometer Overall, 49 per cent of Canadians said they have personally experienced a mental health issue, with 37 per cent citing anxiety and 30 per cent citing depression. But only 28 per cent said they discussed these health issues with their employer, while 73 per cent discussed them with a health professional. Millennials, ages 20 to 34, are most likely to report mental health concerns (63 per cent), followed by generation X (50 per cent) and baby boomers (41 per cent). mental health with Coping Personal experiences Discussing mental health issues with a health professional Discussing mental health issues with an employer 68 % 32 % British Columbia 75 % 25 % Alberta Manitoba/ Saskatchewan 71 % 30 % 73 % 27 % Ontario 78 % 22 % Quebec 74 % 26 % Atlantic Canada Yes No Legend Any mental health issue Anxiety Depression Atlantic Canada 47% 34% 29% Quebec 42% 31% 23% Ontario 51% 39% 32% Manitoba/ Saskatchewan 54% 42% 37% Alberta 54% 37% 36% British Columbia 51% 38% 31% Atlantic Canada 34 % 66 % Ontario 24 % 76 % Alberta 34 % 67 % Manitoba/Saskatchewan 24 % 76 % British Columbia 24 % 76 % Quebec 32 % 68 %

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