Remove Agenda Remove Collaborate Remove Health Remove Stress
article thumbnail

5 Ways To Avoid Well-Being Washing And Provide Authentic Support To Employees

Allwork

Genuine efforts to support employees include fostering real work-life balance and leading by example, having open conversations about mental and physical health, and adopting self-care programs. Microsoft’s 2022 Work Trends Index shows that 53% of workers are more likely to prioritize their mental health over work.

Health 317
article thumbnail

The Silent Crisis Of Workplace Loneliness: 9 Ways To Foster Genuine Connections At Work

Allwork

Enhance Communication Platforms: Invest in improved tools and platforms to strengthen communication and collaboration among remote or distributed teams. Increase Mental Health Support: Invest in additional mental health resources to help employees cope with stress, anxiety, and feelings of isolation.

Health 290
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Community Wellbeing First: 5 Coworking Social Events To Elevate Your Space

Allwork

Wellness is high on the workplace agenda, with 96% of workers seeking companies that prioritize employee well-being. Well-being has to be on the agenda, too. Move the community with fitness Movement is integral to our overall mental and physical health. It’s a fantastic way to support the wider community, too.

Agenda 222
article thumbnail

Want people to spend more time in the office? Give them a little piece of home

Workplace Insight

Nature has a profound impact on human wellbeing, and incorporating natural elements into office design can have tremendous benefits for employee health and happiness. Plants create a calming and stress-reducing environment. One way to integrate nature into the office is by adding plants and greenery.

Agenda 108
article thumbnail

What 3 CEOs Learned After Spending a Day in Their Employees’ Shoes

Success

What Rim saw is a symptom of the college application landscape—dramatically more competitive admissions processes and the stress that puts on families. “My He also learned about how his employees would prefer a bit more structured time for team collaboration and analysis, rather than impromptu or unofficial conversations.

Learning 234
article thumbnail

In person work can make the signs of burnout easier to spot

Workplace Insight

A new poll from Barco claims that a third of people who mostly work in the office found it easier to tell when a colleague is overworked or stressed when seeing them face to face, leaving some remote workers at risk of struggling under the radar of management teams. A double edged sword.

Stress 52
article thumbnail

Embrace the chaos: the office must find a new purpose, conference concludes

Workplace Insight

While it might not be up to workplace professionals to channel their inner cupids, you can bet your bottom dollar the population crisis will be on future BCO conference agendas. It’s time we do the same with the employee experience, stressed many of the speakers. Dublin, we have a problem. It’s about energy and having fun.”

Agenda 95