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The State of Employee Health and Well-Being 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a dramatic impact on work over the last year, with most HR professionals agreeing that it has significantly reduced employee well-being. Although this period has included some major shifts in how organizations address employee well-being, it has also helped justify approaches that were established well before the pandemic and that will continue after it is over.
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The battle to attract and retain talent in this precarious stage of the pandemic is heating up. In June, 3.9 million people quit their jobs, according to the U.S. Labor Department, while the number of job openings grew to a record high of 10.1 million.
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