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Employees Are Not Alone In Feeling Lonely

Wellable

Just as mental health has emerged from obscurity to the forefront of employee wellness conversations, loneliness is a public health issue that is reaching epidemic proportions. Loneliness may not be a widely discussed topic, but it should be.

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The Next Employee Challenge: Loneliness In the Workplace

HR Bartender

Loneliness is not the same as being alone. Being alone is … being by yourself. The truth is there’s no rule that only old people get lonely. And when people are lonely, it has an impact on their work. In his book, Dan talks about focusing on the employee experience in three specific areas. and “Promote Yourself”.

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Lonely at the Top? Here are 9 Ways to Deal

Vantage Circle

However, the nature of power and its psychological effects frequently leave the debilitating feeling of being isolated from others. It's a feeling so common among successful people that it's become an idiom: "It's lonely at the top." "It's sort of a lonely job," he admitted. ."

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How HR can tackle employee loneliness when working remotely

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From communicating openly, to raising awareness of loneliness, here’s how HR can support employees who feel isolated or alone. How many of us have felt isolated or lonely during the pandemic? million adults in the UK reported that they “often” or “always” felt lonely.

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12 Tips for Working From Home

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Lack of communication and being lonely happen to be two fears of remote workers. For starters, according to Fundera , two-thirds of managers report that employees who work from home increase their overall productivity and employers who offered a work from home option had employee turnover rates fall by over 50 percent.

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5 Reasons HR Leaders Are Struggling Right Now

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Our data continues to show that a staggering 60% of employees feel burnout. But while employees across the board are struggling, HR professionals may be feeling it even more than most. As Jennifer Liu writes for CNBC , the burnout many people are feeling is especially acute for people in human resources.

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Working From Home Isolation: 8 Ways to Feel Less Alone and More Connected

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Remote work sometimes feels like a double-edged sword. However, spending the day working alone can be socially isolating, and has led some to seek out opportunities to return to the office. Many companies today are fully remote, and have to put effort into helping their teams feel connected. We’ve got ways you can do both!