The mental and emotional wounds that were suffered since the start of 2020 will take time to heal. Unfortunately, too many people don’t know where to turn.
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Learning and development has an opportunity to develop leaders who advocate for their employees and set them up for success.
Bosses have significant influence over and responsibility for cultivating conditions for employees to thrive at work. By choosing to be multipliers of well-being, they can enable their teams to experience high levels of satisfaction and engagement.
After the trials of 2020, organizations are finally inspired to prioritize employee wellness.
As organizations begin to transition their workforce back to in-office settings, they must keep in mind that employees may be bringing this extra burden along with them — including substance use disorders.
Employee wellness should be a business priority for companies looking to support a happy, healthy and high-performing workforce.
Digital transformation in the workplace is well underway and it’s significantly changing the way people work. As a result, employers are changing how they provide the training and wellness support necessary to ensure a healthy and vibrant workforce.
After the pandemic jolted the world of work and threw employees everywhere into a new reality of near-constant uncertainty, employees have a new appreciation for the value of their benefits. More importantly, employees have new expectations for them.
Whether it is due to the advent of the “always on” mode of communication through email, social media and chat, or through the rapidly changing face of technology, employees have a hard time drawing the line between work and home.
The coronavirus pandemic amplified conversations about employee well-being as companies looked to support their people through the crisis. But it shouldn’t take a global pandemic to talk about mental health at work.