Construction Mental Health Score Rises
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A survey of 5,000 U.S. workers found that construction workers report improved mental health scores compared to other industries, where 23% across all sectors face high mental health risk. The findings highlight that construction's mental health situation may be better than the broader employment landscape.
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The report surveyed 5,000 employed U.S. adults in June. Across all industries, 23% of respondents were classified at high mental health risk. The post Construction Mental Health Score Rises first appeared on Construction Executive .
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