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Tackling Employee Fatigue

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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 […]

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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

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