Tag: Retention

• Emotional Compensation: An Employee Engagement and Retention Tool

  November 9, 2022

  Tags: Emotional Compensation, Retention

  First came the pan­dem­ic, which was fol­lowed by The Great Res­ig­na­tion and the labor short­age, and now qui­et quit­ting. Employ­ers are chal­lenged to attract and retain employ­ees among all these upheavals, keep them engaged, and main­tain a psy­cho­log­i­cal­ly safe work environment.

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• 6 Ways to Help Employees Combat Burnout

  August 16, 2022

  Tags: Employee Burnout, Labor Shortage, mental health, Retention

  Respon­dents to the lat­est State of HR report list burnout as the great­est con­se­quence of the pan­dem­ic. In fact, the Great Res­ig­na­tion lingers, in part, because the burnout has got­ten worse. Now, com­pa­nies are fac­ing infla­tion, the yank­ing of job offers, and the pos­si­bil­i­ty of lay­offs. While they are tight­en­ing their belts and being far more cau­tious, their work­ers remain over­worked and burdened.

  So, HR lead­ers are in hot pur­suit of men­tal health and well­ness solu­tions, ways to reach out and show they care. They want to help improve reten­tion and ensure a func­tion­ing, healthy work­force. Know­ing where to begin with a burnout pre­ven­tion plan is challenging.

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• Emotional Compensation: An Employee Engagement and Retention Tool

  November 9, 2022

  Tags: Emotional Compensation, Retention

  First came the pan­dem­ic, which was fol­lowed by The Great Res­ig­na­tion and the labor short­age, and now qui­et quit­ting. Employ­ers are chal­lenged to attract and retain employ­ees among all these upheavals, keep them engaged, and main­tain a psy­cho­log­i­cal­ly safe work environment.

  Read More »

• 6 Ways to Help Employees Combat Burnout

  August 16, 2022

  Tags: Employee Burnout, Labor Shortage, mental health, Retention

  Respon­dents to the lat­est State of HR report list burnout as the great­est con­se­quence of the pan­dem­ic. In fact, the Great Res­ig­na­tion lingers, in part, because the burnout has got­ten worse. Now, com­pa­nies are fac­ing infla­tion, the yank­ing of job offers, and the pos­si­bil­i­ty of lay­offs. While they are tight­en­ing their belts and being far more cau­tious, their work­ers remain over­worked and burdened.

  So, HR lead­ers are in hot pur­suit of men­tal health and well­ness solu­tions, ways to reach out and show they care. They want to help improve reten­tion and ensure a func­tion­ing, healthy work­force. Know­ing where to begin with a burnout pre­ven­tion plan is challenging.

  Read More »