Countries With the Highest Suicide Rates Among Workers in 2025

Suicide at work is still a major public health problem around the world. It is often caused by stress at work, financial problems, long hours, and a lack of mental health help. In 2025, the suicide rates of working-age people in a number of countries are still very high, which is a sign of bigger problems in society and the economy.

South Korea

Many people know that South Korea has a very high rate of worker suicide, which is caused by the intense work culture, long hours, and high amounts of stress. A lot of work has been done by the government to fix this problem, but the shame surrounding mental health is still a problem.

Japan

Japan has a high rate of workplace suicide, which is known as “karoshi,” or death by overwork. Even though corporations have changed some things, the stress of having to meet work and society expectations is very bad for mental health.

Russia

Russia has a high rate of worker suicide, which is caused by an unstable economy, social stress, and heavy drinking. There are still problems with the public health systems that are trying to make mental health outreach better.

India

Rising job insecurity, stress at work, and pressure to be competitive are some of the reasons why more and more Indian workers are committing suicide. Mental health help and awareness are getting better, but they are still not enough.

United States

A lot of people in the U.S. kill themselves because of stress at work, economic uncertainty, and not having a good mix between work and life. There are more efforts than ever to support employee wellness and mental health benefits, but they are not being spread evenly across industries.

Brazil

Suicides at work in Brazil are linked to bad economic times, job instability, and social inequality. People who work in the underground economy and in factories are especially at risk.

Australia

People who work in Australia have mental health problems that are made worse by worry, bullying, and the demands of their jobs. There are national campaigns that aim to lower stigma .

France

France’s high rate of workplace suicide is a result of stressful and high-pressure jobs, especially in cities. New labor laws are meant to make working conditions better and lessen mental stress.

Germany

Germany has a high rate of workplace suicides linked to stress and mental health problems in businesses with a lot of demand. The country supports mental health services and support networks in the workplace.

United Kingdom

Workplace suicides are still a problem in the UK, but the government and employers are working to improve mental health support, lower shame,.

These countries show how mental health problems in working people affect people all over the world. Long work hours, income and job insecurity, and a lack of mental health services all make it more likely for workers to commit suicide. To lower the number of suicides and improve the health of workers around the world, it is important to deal with mental health issues in the workplace through supporting policies, awareness programs, and psychological services.

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