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Candid Conversations: Addressing Mental Health in the Workplace

HR Digest

One of the most monumental changes in the last decade is the increasing conversations around mental health in the workplace. Issues with mental health have always been around but until the last few years, they were matters to be hidden away for fear of being fired over these issues.

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How Mental Health Training in the Workplace Supports Your Ongoing HR Efforts

Pathways

What Is Mental Health Training in the Workplace? Why Is Mental Health Training Important in the Workplace? What Are the Key Benefits of Mental Health Training in the Workplace? How Does Workplace Mental Health Training Influence Company Culture?

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HR Update: Mental Health Issues in the Workplace

ComplianceHR

HR Update: Mental Health Issues in the Workplace Employees are struggling now, more than ever, with mental health issues. Littler’s recent 2 the Point “ How can employers address the effects of employees’ mental health issues in the workplace? Not a ComplianceHR client?

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How HR Can Improve Mental Health and Productivity in the Workplace

Pathways

The new normal provided a fresh perspective on how employee mental health shows up in the workplace. In addition, record-high turnover rates have made it clear that business outcomes are directly related to employee mental health.

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How HR Can Promote Mental Health at Work: Actionable Advice to Help Your People Thrive

There’s a mental health crisis in America and HR leaders are on the frontlines. Mental health in the workplace has always been a top concern among many, but now we’re reaching an inflection point. Tips to create an open and stigma-free workplace. What can HR do to help?

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Dealing with Mental Health in the Workplace: Insights from the HR Superstars Summit

15Five

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, HR leaders have been looked upon more than ever to support the mental health and wellbeing of their employees. Because this topic is so top-of-mind for our HR Superstars Community, we decided to make mental health one of our panel discussions at this year’s summit.

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Mental Health in the Workplace: Three Practical Communication Tips

Pathways

How the working world thinks and talks about mental health has improved immeasurably over the past several years. Discussing mental health in the workplace was once stigmatized. Now, finally, it’s coming out into the open.

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The 4 Pillars: Essentials for Workplace Mental Health and Benefits Strategies

Speaker: Sean Raible - Founder & Principal Consultant, Game Plan Total Rewards Consulting Inc.

Join Sean Raible, total rewards expert and workplace mental health strategist, for the 4 essential pillars to any workplace mental health strategy. Join Sean Raible, total rewards expert and workplace mental health strategist, for the 4 essential pillars to any workplace mental health strategy.

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How HR Can Promote Mental Health at Work (Actionable Advice to Help Your People Thrive)

There’s a mental health crisis in America and HR leaders are on the frontlines. Mental health in the workplace has always been a top concern among many, but now we’re reaching an inflection point. Tips to create an open and stigma-free workplace. What can HR do to help?

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Psychological Safety & Employee Wellbeing: Building a Healthy & Accountable Work Environment

Speaker: Tracie Sponenberg - Chief People Officer, The Granite Group & Melissa Doman M.A. Organizational Psychologist, Mental Health at Work Specialist, Former Clinical Mental Health Therapist

With various social disruptions affecting the day-to-day lives of team members, employees need sustainable workplaces that foster healthy mental well-being. Employers have responded positively with initiatives like mental health days, four-day workweeks, and enhanced counseling benefits or apps.

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5 Benefits Trends Driving Change In 2020

Speaker: Meisha Bochicchio, Content Marketing Manager, PlanSource

With new state regulations impacting everything from parental leave to classifying contract employees, all of these moving parts have made it even more critical for employers to provide benefits that meet the needs of the modern employee. What do these changes mean for the future of HR in 2020 and beyond?

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Digital Workplace Experience Conference: Resilience & Agility in Disruptive Times

Speaker: Conference Speakers

The Role of IT, Intranets & the Digital Workplace in Employee Experience. Voice of the Employee and New Approaches for Mental Health, Balance, and Wellness. Acquire the strategies, tactics, and technologies to build and sustain a more resilient organization and maximize your workforce. Learn from the leaders at DWX ’22, Aug 3-4.

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Reframing the Way We Work: How to Take Advantage of Disruptions

Speaker: Stela Lupushor, Founder, Reframe.Work Inc.

The work world is changing faster than ever before, making adapting to our new reality without a significant interruption in results a top priority for businesses. The key to thriving through disruption is understanding and practicing human capital strategies that will drive enterprise performance and value creation.

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How a Counseling Culture Can Help Leaders Lead with Empathy

Speaker: Jennifer Cameron, CEO, and Kaleem Clarkson, COO, of Blend Me Inc.

There is no doubt that the mental and physical health of people has been negatively impacted, both in personal and professional settings. In this webinar you will learn: Understanding a Counseling Culture Impacts of Loneliness on the Workplace How Inclusion and Diversity Can Be a Strategic Business Advantage And more!

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Being Mindful of Menopause To Create a Truly Inclusive Benefits Strategy

Speaker: Andrea Wuchiski - Senior Account Executive, Mid-Market Sales

Employees' physical and mental health can suffer as a result of the symptoms, thus reducing productivity. Although menopause is a significant phase of life that affects about 20% of the workforce at any given time, it is seldom given any attention by employers.