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How employers can help

Many organisations are planning lasting changes to operating models and adaptable mindsets to ensure their employees can work in inclusive environments.

  • Employers can design strategies that take diverse needs into account.
  • Communicating policies clearly and early can help manage anticipatory stress and help employees to plan for changes to their lives.
  • Some employers use a test-and-learn approach to flexible and hybrid work and adapt their practices.
  • Employees' well-being can be improved by addressing negative attitudes and discriminatory policies.

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Safety and flexibility

Safety and flexibility

According to the June survey, those who have not returned from remote to on-site work,

  • 19% expect that returning will have a positive impact on their mental health
  • 49% anticipate going back will have negative effects

Of those who worked remo...

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Interventions

COVID-19 safety and flexible work arrangements could help alleviate stress.

  • 62% of respondents requested improved air filtration.
  • 60% of employees asked for autonomy in determining when and where work gets done.

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Prioritising psychological safety

Prioritising psychological safety

The workforce is suffering from a rise in mental distress from the pandemic. There is a risk that returning to the workplace will cause millions of people to encounter stress and anxiety.

A new McKinsey survey found that a third of respondents did not want to return ba...

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Sometimes the most important life lessons are the ones we end up learning the hard way.

Employers can potentially reduce stress and anxiety for workers by considering their on-site return plan.

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Employers can't fix what they don't understand

To reduce the prevailing trend, senior executives should understand why employees are leaving.

  • Executives cited compensation, work-life balance, and poor physical and emotional health as the reasons why their people had quit. 

How Employers Can Help: Cross Training Employees

When you can, pay up. If employees are dissatisfied with their salaries and opportunities for growth, raises and promotions can have a positive effect on morale and stress. Unfortunately, these moves aren't always feasible--so in those instances, a one-time bonus for workers can ...

Failure Of Leaders To Adapt To A Flexible Future Of Work: Survey Findings

Failure Of Leaders To Adapt To A Flexible Future Of Work: Survey Findings

Surveys show that two-thirds of large employers intend to have a mainly hybrid schedule after the pandemic ends for non-front line employees, with some fully remote and some office-centric.

Employee surveys show that two-thirds to three-quarters of all workers who can work at least som...

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