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From Response to Resilience: Helping Your Workforce Find a New Normal

Achievers

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and new global challenges erupt around the world, such as the police brutality protests, your workforce needs unique support. We are settling in to a “new normal”, which has some organizations looking forward to a Recovery stage. Why resilience? Do you have any thoughts on this article?

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How To Create An Engaging Culture In The New Normal

Vantage Circle

As companies navigate the new normal, employee engagement is more critical than ever. In this podcast, Ruth Aarthy Asha talks about creating an engaging culture in the new normal. 13:20) Suggestion to HRs for creating better engaging culture in the new normal.

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Working From Home: The New Normal

Wellable

On a previous blog post , a similar argument was made; that is, the pandemic is accelerating trends in the way people work, not necessarily creating ones.

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Barton’s blog: Is a return to the workplace best for employees’ mental wellbeing?

Employee Benefits

The nation waits with baited breath for the findings of Sue Gray’s and the Met Police’s investigations into ‘Partygate’ while Downing Street desperately defends each new allegation. Tweet: @tynanbartonEB The post Barton’s blog: Is a return to the workplace best for employees’ mental wellbeing? Tynan Barton. Acting editor.

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7 Great Ways to Create a Healthy Work Environment

Achievers

Download Achievers’ free report on what a healthy work environment and culture look like in our new normal. Recognition is the number one ask from employees in our new normal, and 82% of employees wish they received more recognition. Ask employees to speak up when they need a new mouse, keyboard, or other office supplies.

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A Four-Part Framework to Modernize Rewards and Recognition Programs

Achievers

To maintain operational fluidity, enterprises have adopted new ways of working and updated their HR policies and strategies to be more flexible. There is no question that today’s enterprises need to update their HR strategy to effectively address and operate in the new normal. Download the Brandon Hall report now.

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How to adapt employee benefits to cater to self-defined expats

Pacific Prime

The COVID-19 pandemic has normalized “work from home”, which is quickly turning into “work from anywhere” and creating a new breed of expats – the self-defined expats. The post How to adapt employee benefits to cater to self-defined expats appeared first on Pacific Prime's Blog.