More American workers say they'd take a mental health day

23ABC News 2022-10-28

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The pandemic has made so many people more aware of our mental health. Pre-pandemic just under half of Americans said they would have taken a mental health day from work. Now 65% of workers say they'd take one, according to LinkedIn.
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