... is known about which PSC dimensions are effectively implemented and which remain weak within construction organizations. PSC has gained increasing attention as an organizational mechanism for protecting employee mental health. Previous studies consistently reported that strong PSC...

...Dinh Thuc Le; Minh Van Nguyen Purpose Based on the two continua model, this study aims to develop and validate the Construction Employee’s Workplace Mental Health Questionnaire ( CEWMHQ ) in the Vietnamese construction context. Unlike conventional approaches that solely assess mental illness...

...Parisa Moshashaei; Hamed Golzad; Henry Liu; Nasser Bagheri Purpose The construction industry is a hazardous sector with a heightened risk to workers’ mental health and well-being ( MHW ). Despite the importance of physical and environmental site characteristics, limited research has examined how...

...Kenneth Lawani; Billy Hare; Michael Tong; Iain Cameron Purpose Over 2.7 million workers are employed in the UK construction industry and with the fragmented nature of the construction sector; cases of poor mental health of workers are on the increase. This upsurge in the number of workers...

...Janet Mayowa Nwaogu; Albert P.C. Chan Purpose The need to improve the mental health of construction personnel has increased owing to high rates of mental health problems. Hence, a proper evaluation of a mix of implementable intervention strategies in the workplace will assist in achieving good...