Remove Absenteeism Remove Career Remove Development Remove Participative
article thumbnail

Transitioning From Employee Well-being To Healthy Organization

HR Digest

This, in turn, can lead to reduced absenteeism and improved productivity. They want to work for a company that aligns with their values, prioritizes their well-being, and offers opportunities for growth and development. Offering benefits such as tuition reimbursement and leadership development programs can also make a big difference.

article thumbnail

Is Your Leadership Creating an Energy Crisis?

The Practical Leader

One morning, I asked a group of very quiet participants a series of questions about their organization’s climate and leadership effectiveness. One key indicator of leadership’s failure to impassion people and foster their commitment is absenteeism. I was getting very few responses. This was going nowhere fast.

Energy 52
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

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

article thumbnail

What Is a Strong Company Culture? One That Is Built on Trust and Respect

HR Digest

To start with, companies need to develop a clear sense of purpose in all that they do. Image Credit – Pexels What Is a Strong Company Culture? How Do We Create It? A strong company culture cannot be built in a day—it’s established and pursued over time.

Company 98
article thumbnail

Candid Conversations: Addressing Mental Health in the Workplace

HR Digest

Some signs might be glaringly obvious, such as multiple anger outbursts at work or excessive absenteeism despite going over the allotted number of leaves. A workforce that is largely run by an older population with caregiver responsibilities while a younger group might have more career-oriented worries and concerns.

article thumbnail

For the L of It: Leadership and Love

The Practical Leader

” In another organization, I was facilitating a development workshop with a few “prisoners” as participants. Actually, calling them “participants” was generous. They’d been forced to attend and weren’t participating in our discussions. You’ll get trampled.”

article thumbnail

Your Nice Boss May Be Killing Your Career

Harvard Business Review

For Chris it had a powerful effect on his career: he had been passed up three times for a promotion he was repeatedly promised. I wanted to understand the conditions under which people did the very best work of their careers. About half of the participants confirmed this assumption. It was what his boss was not doing.

Career 13
article thumbnail

Attention Seekers…just recognition hungry or bullies in disguise.

Roundtable Talk

Watch for signs of bullying … high absentee rates, continual staff turnover, individuals afraid to speak up in front of particular people. " 12 hours ago #adweekcdn #genesimmons lesson in what can go wrong with interactive audience participation. Share specific examples of what bullying looks like.