Webinar on 'Why do relapses occur after returning to work?' to be held
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NOVE Co., Ltd., in cooperation with Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd. and Majisemi Co., Ltd., will host a webinar titled 'Why do relapses occur after returning to work?'. This webinar addresses the corporate challenge of mental health-related leaves and re-leaves, explaining how to systematize return-to-work support. A Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare survey indicates over 10% of companies have employees on mental health leave for over one month, leading to decreased productivity and increased costs. The seminar will introduce methods for preventing re-leaves, such as establishing return-to-work criteria and self-care guidance, based on expertise that has reduced re-leave rates to 5% or less.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What percentage of companies have employees on mental health leave for over a month?
- A: According to a Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare survey, over ten percent of companies have employees who have taken continuous leave for more than one month.
- Q: What is a common problem that employees face after returning to work from leave?
- A: Even after returning to work, employees often do not achieve stable employment and experience relapses.
- Q: What can happen if return-to-work decisions rely only on a doctor's diagnosis or the individual's desire?
- A: It can lead to reduced duties or long-term accommodations becoming permanent, increasing the burden on colleagues.
- Q: What is the fundamental principle on which the return-to-work seminar is based?
- A: The seminar is based on the fundamental principle that the workplace is for working.
- Q: What is the target rate of re-leave that the seminar's know-how has successfully achieved?
- A: The know-how presented in the seminar has successfully reduced the re-leave rates to five percent or less.