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The Covid-19 pandemic has had a dramatic impact on work over the last year. To help gain a deeper understanding of the impact on the current state of employee well-being and how organizations have tried to influence and safeguard well-being in recent times, HR.com conducted a survey-based research study.
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Entering March 2021, there is now more than one vaccine, approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), that is already either available to the public or will be soon. However, with these new developments come new questions.
Last year was all about testing. Organizations everywhere scrambled to get Covid-19 testing right to continuously test their populations in order to reopen the economy safely. Now, we (thankfully) have a new element to add to the mix: vaccinations.
To help gain a deeper understanding of the impact on the current state of employee well-being and how organizations have tried to influence and safeguard well-being in recent times, HR.com conducted a survey-based research study.
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The global pandemic has elevated the mental health crisis, as highlighted in the Fall release of our volume one 2020 AI@Work Report.
Human resources and benefits professionals often seek evidence that a corporate wellness program will support business goals. They look for success stories for employee wellness initiatives that demonstrate return on investment (ROI) to business executives.
As well-being leaders, we often talk about “burnout” in the abstract to describe declining performance and productivity in the face of an overwhelming workload or work stress. But is that a sufficient definition in the context of a global pandemic?
The first step to improving employee mental health is getting leaders to talk about it: “What leaders say and do makes up to a 70% difference,” in whether employees feel supported.