7 Strategies to Improve Your Employees’ Health and Well-Being

At a time when worker burnout and turnover is a major problem, companies can reduce both by redesigning work in ways that promote employee well-being and health. A review of research on the specific work conditions that affect employee well-being and how to improve them generated seven practical approaches that employers can apply to redesigning jobs.

Many management practices that improve worker well-being also benefit employers. That shouldn’t be surprising. In the long run, companies that care about their employees’ health and well-being will be more likely to have employees who care about the company’s health and well-being too. And that’s an outcome all good leaders want.

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PAY TRANSPARENCY – IT’S ABOUT MORE THAN PUTTING A SALARY ON THE ADVERT

Part Two: Yesterday we highlighted five key actions that Employers need to understand. Today, we’ll look at what they should be doing now, salary transparency and Gender Pay Gap reporting. IT’S ABOUT MORE THAN PUTTING A SALARY ON THE ADVERT Pay transparency extends beyond recruitment. The EU Directive provides employees with greater rights to information […]

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PAY TRANSPARENCY – What Employers Should Be Preparing For.

Pay transparency is changing the way employers approach recruitment, salary setting and conversations about remuneration. The EU Pay Transparency Directive is designed to strengthen equal pay for equal work, or work of equal value and introduce greater transparency for both candidates and employees. For employers, this is about much more than simply putting a salary […]

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Candidate Series | Part 3: Communication Matters — Even when the Conversation is Difficult

Recruitment works best when everyone communicates openly. Candidates sometimes worry that telling a recruiter something might damage their chances of securing a role. In our experience, the opposite is usually true. If you’re interviewing elsewhere — tell us. If your salary expectations change — tell us. If you’ve received another offer — tell us. If […]