Generally, health is perceived as a private sphere that should be managed by individuals themselves. However, the mental and physical health of members of a company cannot be separated from their workplaces since they spend most of their time there. While workplace harassment and associated mental health issues are emerging in recent years, workers’ mental health issue that is difficult to prevent, intervene in and solve, due to the lack of related measures, should not be attributed to employers only; instead, various perspectives and national policies to prevent mental health problem at workplaces are necessary. This study presents the following suggestions. Situations tend to worsen for employees who are not given proper responses while they are victimized, leading to suicide and others. To the extent employers or the government do not present measures to address such victims, companies should prepare and implement an employee health program as a steadfast strategy, instead of a transient fashion, and establish the goal of employee health. Moreover, the government needs to boost benefits for a company that implements health-related measures, and actively promote policies that enhance social cohesion and task accessibility. With active implementation of possible policies, health of workplace employees should not be dismissed any more as the private matters of individuals.