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Fostering Employee Well-Being: A Leader's Guide to Combating Burnout through Learning Initiatives

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Employee burnout is on the rise. Burnout can lead to an array of negative outcomes such as decreased productivity, job dissatisfaction, and even physical and mental health issues. In this HRD Connect and Udemy webinar, we’ll explore addressing burnout through learning and career development opportunities. Our panel of experts will discuss employee training and development, […]

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Employee burnout is on the rise. Burnout can lead to an array of negative outcomes such as decreased productivity, job dissatisfaction, and even physical and mental health issues.

In this HRD Connect and Udemy webinar, we’ll explore addressing burnout through learning and career development opportunities. Our panel of experts will discuss employee training and development, mentoring and coaching, flexible work arrangements, and work-life balance. We’ll focus specifically on the manager’s role when it comes to preventing burnout and empower leaders to proactively address burnout, creating a workplace that promotes employee well-being and productivity.

You’ll learn:

  • Explore the reasons behind burnout and its effects on employee well-being and job satisfaction.
  • How to create a culture of well-being that supports employees’ mental, physical, and emotional health.
  • Take away practical strategies and learning initiatives that leaders can implement to prevent burnout and foster employee well-being.

Meet the speakers:

  • Dina Knight, Chief People Officer at Logicalis and Datatec
  • Ruth Meehan, Head of People Partners (International) at Udemy

We hope to see you join us on Tuesday 18th April 3pm-4pm BST, secure your spot on the session by registering here.

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