CCLA launches first global corporate mental health benchmark

100 of the largest listed companies

Valeria Martinez
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CCLA has launched a global corporate mental health benchmark, the first of its kind according to the firm.

The CCLA Corporate Mental Health Benchmark Global 100 benchmark evaluates how 100 of the world's largest listed companies are approaching and managing workplace mental health. According to the firm, the benchmark aims to serve as an important engagement tool and accountability mechanism for responsible investors, and to help companies create conditions "in which employees can thrive". The newly-launched global benchmark is the sister benchmark to the CCLA Corporate Mental Health Benchmark - UK 100 launched in May 2022.  CCLA launches first UK retail fund David Atkin, CEO at Prin...

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