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Global law firm alliance Meritas conducted the first-ever snapshot of well-being in small- and medium-sized law firms in Australia and New Zealand, asking about experiences with depression and anxiety, barriers to seeking help and attitudes toward employer mental health assistance programs.
July 22, 2019 at 04:12 PM
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The majority of employees at small and medium-sized law firms in Australia and New Zealand experience depression and anxiety, according to a recent survey, which also revealed that most believe their mental health and wellbeing is important to their firm.
The survey of 200 employees by global law firm alliance Meritas found that employees also believe their firms have an open-door policy that enables them to seek help.
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