Launch of the 2025 CCLA Corporate Mental Health Benchmark - Global 100+

The financial case for improving workplace mental health is compelling. While the cost to employers of mental ill-health at work is estimated at $2,400 per employee every year, the return on investment for companies that do well is astounding: according to Deloitte, investing in workplace mental health generates an average return of $4.70 for every $1 spent, a return on investment of 370%. As shareholders, these statistics are hard to ignore.

Thursday 9 October marks the launch of the fourth iteration of the CCLA Corporate Mental Health Benchmark - Global 100+. Designed as a tool for investors to drive corporate disclosure and progress on workplace mental health, the benchmark evaluates listed companies on the extent to which they provide the conditions for mental health at work to thrive. This year we have assessed the public disclosures of 120 companies and ranked them into one of five performance tiers. The results will be presented in a webinar at 1.30-2.30pm BST. We hope you will join us.