Depressed employees discriminated against, says report

Most employees with depression think revealing their condition to colleagues could have a detrimental impact on their working life, a report released at the beginning of Depression Awareness Week (21-26 April) has shown.

Inside Story, published by the Depression Alliance, found that one in ten people of working age in the UK suffers from depression, and yet a third of those who have disclosed their condition say they have been turned down for a job as a result and only 25% have informed thei... (276 more words)

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