While the month of May highlighted attention on mental health in the U.S., dealing with the consequences of a stressed out workforce is on human resources' radar year-round.

School shootings, including the recent deadly attacks in a Santa Fe and Parkland, have reminded human resources professionals of the vital role they play in dealing with the emotional fallout from their employees.

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Shutting out March Madness from the office is a losing battle and savvy human resource managers. And, although this year's tournament is coming to a close on Monday, there are takeaways for employers that want to harness the excitement of such large events in the future and keep productivity up.