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World of HR: Roughly one-third of employers in India are struggling to recruit and retain talent

HR Brew

Workers also want better work-life balance: 41% of respondents would refuse a promotion in order to maintain their well-being, a 10% increase from 2023, with younger workers being more likely to prioritize their well-being than their older peers. Satellite view.

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Can 360-degree Feedback Predict Operational Performance?

DecisionWise

360-degree Feedback and Performance Several years ago, DecisionWise partnered with a major cereal producer to conduct a three-year study that analyzed the results of performance evaluations, production performance (KPIs), and 360-degree feedback. What was going on? We dug deeper. went largely unmeasured.

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This recruiting leader has recommended top candidates turn down roles

HR Brew

This is somebodys life and well-being. I was honest with both candidates, and whereas with one it was like, Well, either way, its going to be fun and its a party. In my mind, the hire was already complete, and it was a lesson in how many more variables there are when dealing with people rather than products or services.

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Technically HR: Amazon’s Q for business is helping HR leaders improve employee productivity

HR Brew

The tool, unlike commercial, general audience products like ChatGPT, was designed to work within business applications for Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers to impact their workflow and improve productivity. Digital trading broker Deriv found productivity gains but also cut down on the time it takes to onboard employees.

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The Essential Role of Ergonomics in Workplace Wellness and Employee Retention

This white paper captures key insights from a 2021 survey conducted by Ragan’s Workplace Wellness Insider, in collaboration with Ergotron. Access to ergonomic office products. Learn about surveyed workers’: Preferred work arrangements. Amount of time spent sitting. Views on flexibility. And more.

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Employees aren’t doing well—these psychologists can help HR fix that

HR Brew

And, in catching up, they realized theyd witnessed the same phenomenon in their work: Employees well-being was suffering, and employers didnt know how to help. Often people thinkeither people are going to be super, super productive, or theyre going to be happy and healthy. We both were seeing gaps. Whats been going on? Whats the fix?

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Jacqui Canney, CPO of ServiceNow, on approaching HR with a product mindset

HR Brew

Thinking with a product mindset. The job, she continued, allowed her to match employees’ professional interests with Accenture’s consultant and client interests, all while contributing to productivity and growth. As chief digital HR officer, Canney began to think about HR from a product mindset.

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The Evolving Office: Empower Employees to Work Vibrantly in 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a tremendous impact on employee well-being, work-life balance and overall company culture. were surveyed to explore the effect of remote and hybrid work on employee wellness, engagement, and productivity. The importance of creating a wellness-centered work from home space.

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Work Wellbeing from Anywhere: Creating a Movement Mindset

Speaker: Laurel Farrer, CEO, Distribute Consulting

Join Laurel Farrer, CEO of Distribute Consulting, to learn how you can equip your team in a way that strengthens physical, emotional, and mental health, all while optimizing productivity, regardless of where they are working.

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Chronic Stress and the Remote Worker

Working from home while navigating the unknowns of a global pandemic has understandably taken a toll on employee well-being. Tips for creating a comfortable home workspace for better health and productivity. Small changes in how employees work can improve their comfort and well-being both now and into the future.

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Hybrid, Home, or In-Office: How We Thrive

Speaker: Julie Bruns, L&D Professional, Best Selling Author, Thought Leader

In this webinar, you will learn: How employees can thrive regardless of the work model, and how to do that in each model Routines and best practices to fortify stronger employees and stronger team managers The tried and true facts and scientific perspective behind how wellness goes beyond productivity June 16, 2022 at 11:00 am PDT, 2:00 pm EDT, 7:00 (..)

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Improve Employee Well-Being and Productivity, Wherever They Work

Speaker: Pamela DeLoatch, HR Dive

After almost two years of change—and, for most, months of working from home—employees are ready to settle into workplace environments that support their health and well-being. This not only supports employees’ physical and mental health, but can instill loyalty as well.

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How to Fund a Financial Wellness Benefit Without Breaking Your Budget

Financial stress is draining your workforce, impacting productivity, retention, and engagement. A financial wellness benefit can be a game-changer—but how do companies fund it effectively? See how companies like yours are making financial wellness a reality. The truth is, you don’t need a massive new budget to make it happen.

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5 Trends to Help Your Organization Boost Job Satisfaction and Productivity

Treating your workforce as the organization’s top priority improves customer satisfaction and revenue growth and can boost job satisfaction and productivity. Read about five trends that are helping organizations around the country improve their people’s career well-being.

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Employee Wellness: How to Make Remote Work for You

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

When people work at 'high-trust' organizations, they're 50% more productive, 106% more energetic, and take 13% fewer sick days. But establishing a successful remote-first company culture involves far more than just letting people work from home. The number one ingredient needed in successful remote working teams is trust. They're happier too.