Don't listen to this company about its so-called commitment to protect employee health or even inclusion - as soon as I started to experience personal health problems they acted like I was scum beneath their shoes.
Everything regarding health, especially mental health, is seen through the guise of toxic capitalism: poor mental health and disability are personal failings, and most of the 'help' provided through their website guides or in person EAP services are steeped in deeply systemic ableism and toxic positivity culture. This is pretty interesting for a company so concerned with psychosocial hazards and employee wellbeing. At the end of the day, this company makes money from the mental health industry but doesn't apply any of the lessons it apparently espouses to itself.