HomeEventsTackling Employee Fatigue

Tackling Employee Fatigue

  • 1 Min Read

When the pandemic started to impact businesses, adrenalin kicked in and many organisations channelled that energy into great initiatives and behaviours that helped connect, recognise and support employees. With yet another lockdown, Brexit, the festive season and new year planning upon us, both leaders and employees are telling us they’re tired. Are you or your […]

Featured Image

When the pandemic started to impact businesses, adrenalin kicked in and many organisations channelled that energy into great initiatives and behaviours that helped connect, recognise and support employees. With yet another lockdown, Brexit, the festive season and new year planning upon us, both leaders and employees are telling us they’re tired. Are you or your people feeling burnt out, disengaged and fatigued from the uncertainty and isolation brought on by COVID and long-term remote working?

Join us on December 10th as we share how organisations can plan for 2021 to:

  • Strengthen the manager-employee relationship with impactful communication and feedback strategies
  • Create tools and channels that boost your employees’ sense of belonging, contribution and connection
  • Build a culture of recognition and create a ripple effect of support across all layers of your organisation
  • Ensure employees are maximising the benefits and resources that will support their wellbeing, growth and productivity

Register here to join us

 

 

 

 

Was this article helpful?

Related Articles

Learning to Lead: The Role of Lifelong Learning in Shaping Effective Directors

Across all sectors, the pace of evolution in the roles and responsibilities of company directors shows no sign of slowing. This is due to a uniquely...

  • Kirsty McManus
  • 19h

The (In)visible Workforce Influencing HR Decisions

Workplace decisions are often treated as single human moments. A manager chooses who to hire. HR signs off a performance outcome. A leader approves...

  • Hinada Neiron
  • 6d

Why Global Mobility Should Be About Opportunity, Not Just Relocation

This presents an opportunity to rethink the purpose of mobility programmes. Rather than focusing solely on relocation, organisations can use global...

Employment Rights Act: What HR Needs to Address Before October 2026

The Government's updated implementation timetable confirms that several measures will take effect during October 2026, with further significant...

International Youth Day: How HR Can Invest in the Next Generation

Marking International Youth Day (12 August), the United Nations has chosen three themes for 2026: Global Solidarity, Shared Challenges and Youth...

How HR Can Build Volunteering Programmes That Create Lasting Impact

Marking the International Day of Awareness of the Special Development Needs and Challenges of Landlocked Developing Countries (6 August), HR leaders...

The Career Ladder Is Changing. Is Your Organisation Keeping Up?

Employees still expect opportunities to develop, but for many, the next promotion is no longer guaranteed. For HR leaders, this presents a new...

World Breastfeeding Week: The Right Way to Support Breastfeeding Mothers at Work

Marking World Breastfeeding Week (1–7 August), HR leaders have an opportunity to reflect on how workplace policies, culture and manager support...

Events

HRD Roundtable: Combating 'Quiet Quitting'…

08 June 2023
  • E-Book
  • 3y

HRD Network Roundtable: The Retention…

15 June 2023
  • E-Book
  • 3y

Manage change and drive value…

01 June 2023
  • E-Book
  • 3y
Sign up to our Newsletter