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Learn how to enhance recruitment and retention by cultivating personal resilience in the workplace. Explore the importance of resilience, the costs of stress, and effective strategies for supporting employee well-being.
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Optimize Recruitment and Retention through Resilience Lutheran Services in America Presented by Bette McNee & Erin O’Leary April 30 – May 2, 2019
Resilience What is Resilience?
Quiz How Resilient Are You?
Why is Resilience Needed at Work? • Constant Change • Life-Work Balance Stress • Physical and Emotional Stress
What is Their Stress Costing You? • Productivity • Absenteeism • Turnover • Burnout • Fatigue • Workplace Injuries • Reputation/Recruitment Challenges
How Can You Help Team Members Build Personal Resilience? Conventional Approaches: • Access to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) • Providing telehealth services for emotional health or counseling • Wellness Programs - Apps for stress reduction and mindfulness, fitness centers and financial well-being programs • Promoting work-life balance by offering flexible work options, paid time off, paid parental leave and other paid leave programs
How Can You TRULY Help Team Members Build Personal Resilience? • Create a Culture of Caring - One Day of Empathy • Prioritize Total Worker Health - safety committee, safe resident handling, stretch & flex, • Connect Work as a Passion – match skills and mission
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