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New Job, New Anxieties – Managing Your Mental Health in a New Job

Employee Benefits

Learn how to manage New Job Anxiety Starting a new job is scary, whether it’s your first-ever job or a high-up, senior position. A new role comes with new responsibilities, potentially a new team, and New Job Anxiety for most of us.

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5 ways to attract and retain (without increasing base pay)

Achievers

In the 7th annual Engagement and Retention Report from Achievers Workforce Institute, the number one reason employees gave for job hunting in 2024 is better compensation. The focus on compensation is new — historically career progression has been the top reason, and in 2023 work flexibility jumped to the top spot.

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How to Overcome High Anxiety at Work

HR Digest

Anxiety is a common mental health condition faced by many people, including those in the workplace. High anxiety can make it difficult to perform well on the job, leading to decreased productivity, job dissatisfaction, and even burnout. This can lead to anxiety and even burnout.

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5 Employee Burnout Signs To Look Out For

Achievers

The World Health Organization (WHO) considers it so serious that they added it to their Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) in 2019. society is enormous: It’s estimated at $550 billion per year if you take into account the lost productivity and the expense of hiring new employees. How will you know if your employees are disengaged ?

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2023 workforce predictions: resilience over growth

Achievers

The future of employee development is a holistic view of self-improvement where organizations and leaders help individuals achieve new goals and develop new skills beyond their day-to-day tasks, specifically including improving personal wellbeing. By doing so, leaders will benefit from both short and long-term success.

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Reducing absenteeism & sending National Sickie Day on its merry way!

Employee Benefits

That’s why, although we fully support employees taking the time they need off work when mental or physical illness strikes, we can’t get on board with taking advantage of the concept of National Sickie Day. The impact on our mental health – that’s why. Let’s be clear: National Sickie Day isn’t a call to action. in 2019 to 7.8

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More Employers Expand Mental Health Benefits

InterWest Insurance Services

American workers are more stressed than ever coming out of the pandemic, and an increasing number of people are also struggling with mental health issues. When someone is battling addiction or has mental health issues, it affects all aspects of their life, including work.