Now more than ever, organizations have realized the need to build resilience within their workforce. But this requires an intentional approach, which must take into account what employees need, how best those needs can be addressed, and how best such solutions can be communicated to them to achieve the desired outcomes.
Most of us have seen an employee snoozing on the job. What is less common, however, is us knowing what is at the root of this. Often, that employee who consistently dozes off during meetings is experiencing sleep deprivation that may be linked to medical conditions they are not aware of, or to behaviors they believe are harmless, but nobody takes the time to help employees understand and deal with these problems. We spend almost a third of our daily lives sleeping. By ensuring your employees sleep as best as they can, you enable them to realize their maximum potential in the other two-thirds
The onus lies on employers and executives to prioritize mental health wellness in the workplace. It begins from here. Only then will this crisis begin to fizzle out and work cease from being a race against one’s mental wellbeing
Employees face multiple challenges working from home that heighten their stress levels and keep them feeling fatigued. Pivoting workplace solutions to mitigate these concerns is, therefore, necessary to improve employee health and maximize remote work
Even with most employees working remotely, burnout remains anever-increasing challenge in the “new normal” of work. As a result, employeewellbeing has become a major concern for business owners in the wake of theglobal pandemic.
If you’re one of the millions of people who spend their evening hours untangling the tensions of the day, then you need to find a few simple ways to shed the stress and get back to a clear, happy state of mind. Here are a few of our favorites.
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Money is the leading cause of stress for Americans and it is striking at their health and work lives. A major cause of this is the concern about the rising cost of healthcare. This sets off a vicious cycle as stress further increases expenses on health.
Workplace stress has been an issue plaguing many workersacross many markets. But studies are beginning to find that the burden tiltsmore toward women. Employers can take steps to understand the basis for thisdifference in response to stress and provide solutions to better address it,thereby creating a healthier and a more productive workplace.
In a recent survey by Deloitte, more than 77 percent of workers reported experiencing burnout at their current workplace. Burnout refers to the spectrum of physical and emotional signs of exhaustion and stress, increases with increase in demand.
In this fast-paced world, managing stress is one of the most challenging aspects of the corporate workplace and it escalates each day. Between elimination from the position to going work every morning, life is turning out to be like a survivor.
Technostress is often not easy to identify as most organizations see tech innovations as fixing the problem rather than being a part of the problem. Technology, no doubt, has enormous positive contributions to organizational growth and success, but it also comes with certain drawbacks that may decrease employee health and productivity
