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Law Relating To Mental Health In India (By-VIDHYA.C)

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ISSN 2582-6433
Published 2022/04/27
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Ø  The problem in India is that such laws seem to account for mental health related issue and rights only when the issues can be classified as a disability that is substantial and long term, what the company polices need to account for is the need to recognized mental health as a spectrum, the same way physical health is viewed.
Ø  The laws are the baseline of it all.  The company policies need to fulfil the base minimum laid out by the laws, if not then provide more to its employers, says Sonia Sharma, HR, Advance Textiles at Welspun India Limited
Ø  Welspun India uses a tool called amber that monitors the work satisfactory levels of the employers which is the root cause of workplace stress ad anxiety according to Sharma, they act on providing the employee I there is someone who is not happy with the workload or work culture.
Ø  HR can connect, facilitate and communicate to solve the problem but its really up to individual and the department to make the situation better.  It is possible, but it will take a lot of time and effort, till then the least we could do is respect everyone regardless, that’s where the healing begins.

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Law Relating To Mental Health In India (By-VIDHYA.C)

Author Name: VIDHYA.C
Title: Law Relating To Mental Health In India
Email Id: vidhyakms1997@gmail.com
  • Journal IJLRA
  • ISSN 2582-6433
  • Published 2022/04/27

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