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“Workers in insecure roles, such as those on zero-hours contracts or in casual work, often feel pressured to hide mental health struggles to appear reliable and committed,” she says.

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However, the survey also found that 57% of prime-age men cite mental or physical health issues as barriers to working or job-seeking, suggesting that many are not as “able-bodied” as Rowe assumes.