The meQuilibrium study highlights a significant mental health crisis among frontline workers, revealing they face higher rates of anxiety, depression, and stress compared to their non-frontline counterparts. Despite the greater need for support, these workers are less likely to be aware of or utilize employer-provided mental well-being benefits. Frontline workers' resilience improves more significantly than that of non-frontline workers, yet there's a substantial gap in seeking help and benefit awareness. The research underscores the necessity for employers to enhance outreach and education about mental well-being resources, particularly for frontline staff in critical sectors such as healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and hospitality.