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Gethin Nadin: How the future of work will affect employee wellbeing and engagement

Employee Benefits

But the long-term effects of the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic will mean changing employee expectations and growing wellbeing issues are driving employers to have to commit more to employee wellbeing. We have seen a generational shift in attitudes to wellbeing because of the pandemic.

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How will the future of work affect the wellbeing and engagement of employees?

Employee Benefits

Employers will need to ensure they are focusing on wellbeing and redefining the employee experience so that workers can thrive. The pandemic has shown that working models can change overnight, making it essential that employers tailor their wellbeing initiatives to their employees’ evolving needs. Working patterns.

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Employee financial wellness: Why it matters in the workplace

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When you think about employee wellness, categories like physical, emotional and social probably first come to mind. But what is your organization doing to prioritize employee financial wellness? For employees, their personal financial wellness is an acute concern right now. How do most define employee financial wellness ?

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Biophilic design has a long history and an even bigger future

Workplace Insight

There are plenty of definitions of the modish concept of biophilic design around right now. But perhaps nobody can top that of Erich Fromm, the sociologist and psychoanalyst who first described it in his 1973 book The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness as “The passionate love of life and all that is alive”. The term may be new, but the idea isn’t.

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Airedale NHS Foundation Trust receives menopause-friendly accreditation

Employee Benefits

Airedale NHS Foundation Trust in West Yorkshire has received menopause-friendly workplace accreditation in recognition of the support it offers to employees. It has also introduced a menopause support network for affected employees as well as partners of individuals experiencing symptoms.

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RMBI Care and Masonic Charitable Foundation receive menopause-friendly accreditation

Employee Benefits

Charities RMBI Care and The Masonic Charitable Foundation have been accredited as menopause-friendly employers as part of their aim to look after staff and their wellbeing. Employers are assessed by a panel in terms of their evidence of effectiveness in culture, policies and practices, training, engagement , facilities and evaluation.

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Benefits of investing in employee engagement

Employee Benefits

Employee engagement strategies are rising up the employee retention agenda with good reason, says David McCormack, CEO of outsourced payroll solutions and worker benefits provider HIVE360. It is vital companies of all sizes take engagement seriously, especially if retention rates aren’t improving.