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How can employers support employees with dementia?

Employee Benefits

Employers are legally required to make reasonable workplace adjustments where possible for employees impacted by dementia to the point that it satisfies the disability definition. Openly discussing dementia will enable employees to feel more able to disclose diagnoses or issues without fear of repercussions.

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Corinne Mills: What weight does an employer accreditation add to your people strategy?

Employee Benefits

Our menopause-friendly employer accreditation is something we are very proud of. They help us set a high bar for the standards we want to achieve; consider how we will measure progress; and the budgets we will assign, meaning we are better placed to deliver practical changes to policies and processes and are more responsive to peoples’ needs.

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World Alzheimer's Day in the Workplace: Awareness, Understanding, and Support

Empuls

For World Alzheimer's Day this year, we advocate for a heightened awareness of Alzheimer’s in the workplace and emphasize the importance of understanding and support. Memory lapses, difficulty with multitasking, or problems with routine tasks can create challenges in a professional setting.

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How To Address Caregiver Churn in the Home Care Industry Right Now

Hireology

In 2021, as in years past, employee churn is a major pain point in the accelerating, competitive home care industry. Churn can cause staff shortages that compel an agency to turn away potential new clients. And it leads to a continuity gap in care, which can unsettle clients who need consistent caregivers and visits.

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What Makes an Office a Great Place to Work?

cipHR

Making efforts to provide a pleasant working environment for employees should be at the top of every business leader's priorities. It can affect turnover rates, productivity and, ultimately, profits. Offices with a scattering of live plants, well cared for, are a far more attractive proposition for employees, both present and future.

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How to make your office a great place to work

cipHR

Fine-tuning your environment goes a long way to helping your employees enjoy their time at work. Even small improvements to your organisation’s working environment can make a significant difference to employee productivity, wellbeing, performance, happiness and engagement. Enable multiple ways of working.

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Organizations Need to Consider Family Caregiver Responsibilities

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At the luncheon, we were given a report co-sponsored by AARP and ReACT, titled “ Determining the Return on Investment: Supportive Policies for Employee Caregivers ”(PDF). As a result, it is fair to say that almost every employee will be a caregiver at some point during his or her career. It’s a good read and worth your time.