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Let’s tackle loneliness at work – it makes good business sense to do so

Whether WFH or in the office, emotional isolation is leading to mental health issues – and less productivity. Businesses need to address this.

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Despite being surrounded by colleagues, individuals can feel emotionally isolated, leading to adverse effects on their mental well-being.

Despite being surrounded by colleagues, individuals can feel emotionally isolated, leading to adverse effects on their mental well-being.

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Jeffery Tan

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Loneliness in the workplace has become a growing issue. It is characterised by a perceived lack of connection and social support at work.

Despite being surrounded by colleagues, individuals can feel emotionally isolated, leading to adverse effects on their mental well-being.

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