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How Best Workplaces Are Creating More Well-Being for Employees in 2024

Great Place to Work

In the immediate aftermath of the pandemic, employee well-being became a top priority for company leaders. Yet, despite years of investment, measures of well-being in the workplace have stagnated. At the typical U.S. By contrast, other elements of the employee experience have improved for employees at a typical U.S.

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Want to boost employees’ perception of HR? Look at your benefits strategies

HRExecutive

On the other end of the spectrum, among the top five practices that marked an HR organization as compliance -focused was a reactive approach to employee health and wellness and the lack of mobile HR. At the heart of the grievances was the number of sick days granted to workers and how they could be used.

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The Importance of Skills Mapping in Your Company

OneDirectory

I'll let you in on a little secret that's hiding in plain sight at your company.  If you're still not convinced, read on and see why skills mapping matters, and how to start tapping into this hidden goldmine at your company. What is Skills Mapping?

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Investing in Employee Financial Wellness: A Win-Win for Companies

PeopleStrategy

While you work to achieve company-specific goals such as employee retention, you also can foster a holistic work environment that addresses employee well-being. In our previous blog posts , we delved into recession planning and navigating economic uncertainties from a company perspective.

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Why Financial Health Is Essential to Your Employee Wellness Strategy

This particular kind of stress has far-reaching consequences for companies. Not only is financial stress known to cause physical health conditions like heart disease and migraines, but 50% of employees believe that it causes them to be more distracted at work.

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3 Workplace Wellness Tips for the Holidays

Bonusly

Here are a few workplace wellness tips to consider for an enjoyable and less-stressed holiday experience. Do you have a plan in place already for addressing workplace wellness, or is there room for improvement? Are you focused on company culture , or solely discussing metrics and increasing efficiencies?

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98% of CHROs say they’re responsible for employee well-being, but most aren’t investing in it, survey says

HR Brew

While often used interchangeably, well-being and wellness are distinct ; the former refers to the state of an employee’s overall health (physical and mental, as well as financial) and the latter describes how an employee can maintain their health (think exercise and meditation). And both are HR priorities.

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Employee Wellness: How to Make Remote Work for You

Speaker: Abby Guthkelch, Global Head of Executive Engagement at Meta

But establishing a successful remote-first company culture involves far more than just letting people work from home. When people work at 'high-trust' organizations, they're 50% more productive, 106% more energetic, and take 13% fewer sick days. The pillars of remote-first company culture. How to build trust with remote teams.

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The Guide to Finding Global Talent

The global work environment has changed — companies are rapidly replacing traditional 9-to-5 office-based roles with a flexible, remote-first workforce. However, while this provides companies with new and exciting opportunities, it also comes with its challenges, one of which is managing employees in various countries.

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Discover 4 Use Cases for Applying AI to Your Recruiting Processes

Recruitment AI technology uncovers the most qualified candidates. This technology automates recruiting routines and facilitates natural conversations, resulting in higher productivity and a better candidate experience. Download the eBook to learn more!

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The Best Employee Benefit - Financial Wellness

Speaker: Matt Bahl –– VP, Market Lead Workplace Financial Health at Financial Health Network

While the economy is improving, many new and seasoned employees are looking for ways to improve their financial security and well-being. According to the 2021 SHRM financial well-being survey, 74% of HR professionals said their company hasn't added new benefits or expanded on existing ones since the pandemic began.

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Employee Wellness Programs: 4 Measures to Help you Find ROI

Learn what factors contribute to a successful wellness program, and how to account for them at your company. In this eBook, you'll find four ways to measure success, how to find ROI in your wellness program & how to build a scorecard to measure trends.

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Enhance Employee Wellness to Retain High-Performing Teams

Speaker: Eric Torigian - Managing Director, Advisory Services, CHRO Solutions

Employee happiness and well-being are crucial to organizational performance. Ensuring that your staff is happy at work will assist to solidify your brand, DEI initiatives, and retention methods. Employee benefits are a good start, but addressing employee wellness can assist even more.

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Financial Wellness - What Your Managers Need To Know

Speaker: Miles Robinson, Agile and Management Consultant, Motivational Speaker

Being the representative of the company can make this issue seem unapproachable - after all, if your company is directly responsible for someone's financial situation, you can end up feeling at fault, even if you have no direct ability to change their circumstances. One of the most impactful issues is personal finances.

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Keeping our Teams Motivated, Engaged and Content in an Ever-changing World

Speaker: Julie Bruns, Workplace Wellness Consultant

In times of crisis and change, it is the responsibility of HR to promote employee adoption and well-being. Mass layoffs, furloughs, and management changes will put a strain on company morale and employee engagement, but it doesn’t have to bring us down—that is, if we don’t let it.