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Leaders Prioritizing Mental Health for Organizational Success

Let's Grow Leaders

In this episode of the Leadership without Losing Your Soul Podcast, our guest, Chinazom Nwabueze, discusses the importance of mental health and its connection to overall wellbeing and performance. He suggests that leaders take breaks for mental fitness activities and show their teams that mental health is a priority.

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How Robust Health Empowers Leadership

Tanveer Naseer

Health is rarely mentioned. Robust health is essential for any leader who wants to excel. Leadership is often defined by attributes like vision, charisma, presence of mind, and determination. However, this is yet another powerful quality that makes great leaders. Leaders should be able to think clearly and make quick.

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Health Impacts Whether Older People Get Scammed

The Horizons Tracker

A new study from the University of Michigan suggests that the health of older adults is linked to their chances of falling for scams. Health matters The study shows that the health of older adults affects both their ability to spot a scam and their likelihood of being scammed. Three in ten admit to being scammed at least once.

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Simone Biles: Mental Health Servant-Leader

Modern Servant Leader

Biles is also a leader for mental health. Now, on the largest stage, in the brightest spotlights, at the peak of her career, Simone threw the biggest punch against one of the greatest evils performers on any stage face: attacks on their mental health. She knew citing mental health concerns would line up countless critics to attack her.

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How HR Can Promote Mental Health at Work: Actionable Advice to Help Your People Thrive

There’s a mental health crisis in America and HR leaders are on the frontlines. Mental health in the workplace has always been a top concern among many, but now we’re reaching an inflection point. HR leaders are on the frontlines, but mental health can still be taboo—or at least something that’s only talked about reluctantly.

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Health Shocks Make Older People Move Home More Often

The Horizons Tracker

In our recent study, we look at how older people decide where to live, especially when they have health problems. Aging in place can be good for your health because it gives you a sense of community and independence (Grabowski, 2006). Health Problems Change What People Want in a Home Health problems can make people want to downsize.

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Organizational Health and Performance: Beyond Performance 2.0

Leading Blog

So, any change effort will be more successful when you focus on both performance and health. Successful change efforts are increased when we place equal emphasis on both performance and health-related efforts. Health is about the how. Health is how effectively an organization works together in pursuit of a common goal.

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Benefits in a Pandemic: What HR Leaders Need to Know

As you make decisions for your workforce, now’s the time to think beyond status quo plans and look to implement robust offerings that prioritize mental health, flexibility, wellness and an equal balance between work and home. Download the guide for recommendations on where to start.

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Paycor CFO Survey: The State of American Business in 2021

Here are some examples of what we found: 86% are concerned about mental health, but very few have a plan. Paycor surveyed more than 2,000 Finance and HR leaders about the state of American businesses. Finance leaders are more confident in their ability to manage change. HR is more bullish on both the short- and long-term.

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Paycor HR Leaders Survey: The State of American Business in 2021

86% are concerned about mental health, but very few have a plan. Here are some examples of what we found: HR is more bullish on both the short- and long-term. Finance leaders are more confident in their ability to manage change. Less than 10% of HR technology is highly effective at mitigating risk.

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COVID & the Future of Work: Insights from Paycor’s C-Suite

On-site workers faced with temperature checks and health screenings. In just a few months, everything changed: 30 million unemployed and counting. An economic contraction that might extend through 2021. Remote employees juggling work and family under the same roof. Download our newest guide to find out!

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The Modern Customer Success Playbook

Develop an effective customer health scoring model to mitigate churn and identify opportunities across your customer base. Create highly targeted segments to drive more contextual and personalized engagements. Download the playbook today!

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9 Ways to Manage Costs and Prepare for Future Growth

In this guide, Paycor outlines nine ways to cut costs, with an eye toward a return to health and profitability in the future. The way organizations manage costs now will determine how well they perform during and after COVID-19. Some of these approaches you’ll have already implemented, others might not work for your business.

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Best Practices for a Marketing Database Cleanse

How to assess the current health of your database while working with a B2B contact data provider. Download ZoomInfo’s latest data-driven eBook aimed to help marketing leaders understand the best practices around choosing a B2B contact data provider. What to look for before entering a buyer’s agreement with a vendor.

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How HR Can Promote Mental Health at Work (Actionable Advice to Help Your People Thrive)

There’s a mental health crisis in America and HR leaders are on the frontlines. Mental health in the workplace has always been a top concern among many, but now we’re reaching an inflection point. HR leaders are on the frontlines, but mental health can still be taboo—or at least something that’s only talked about reluctantly.