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New research has that toxic workplaces can hazardous to mental health. The year-long study from the University of South Australia. Researchers that full-time workers who work for companies or organizations that do not employees' mental health are three times more likely to from depression. The researchers examined the adverse effect of "toxic" environments on health. Elements of a toxic workplace poor management practices, bullying, and a failure to mental health issues. The researchers that if employees are unhappy at work, mistreated or burnt out, their productivity will and absenteeism will increase.

Lead researcher Dr Amy Zadow said mental health issues in the workplace can attributed to poor management practices and values. She said: "Evidence that companies who fail to or acknowledge their employees for hard work, impose unreasonable demands on workers, and do not them autonomy are placing their staff at a much greater risk of depression." She : "Bullying in a work unit can not only negatively the victim, but also the perpetrator....It is not uncommon for everyone in the same unit to burnout as a result." Depression over 260 million people worldwide and many people to take their own lives.