Tag #Employee Well-Being

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Demonstrating Care: The Cornerstone of Inclusive Leadership

Inclusive leadership, built on showing care through proactive check-ins, genuine interest in team members' lives, and support during struggles, fosters a sense of belonging, boosts morale, and improves team performance.

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Sedentary Jobs Increase Insomnia Risk for 80% of US Workforce

A new study shows that 80% of the US workforce, largely in sedentary roles, faces a significantly higher risk of insomnia due to job design factors such as work schedules and physical activity levels, leading to various health problems.

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Economic Growth Doesn't Translate to Improved Employee Well-being

In 2024, despite positive economic indicators such as lower unemployment and higher consumer spending, over half of Americans experienced burnout, prompting analysis into workplace unhappiness and suggesting a disconnect between macroeconomic trends and employee well-being.

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Boundary-Setters Reshape Workplace Culture

The rise of "boundary-setters," employees who prioritize well-being by setting work limits, is reshaping workplace culture, impacting productivity, employee retention, and organizational success; studies show that 44% of employees experience burnout.

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2025 Workplace Success: Prioritizing Well-being, Learning, and Authentic Leadership

To thrive in 2025, leaders must prioritize employee well-being with genuine flexibility, invest in continuous learning, embrace transparent communication, and lead with empathy and collaboration, adapting to change continuously.

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44% Bias Score

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GM's Text-Message Layoffs Spark Debate on Digital Communication and Empathy

General Motors laid off roughly 1,000 employees, including a long-term engineer notified by text message, citing market conditions and efficiency as reasons; this sparked debate about balancing digital communication's efficiency with empathy in layoff procedures.

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Denmark's Superior Work-Life Balance: A Model for the World?

Denmark boasts a superior work-life balance, with only 1.1% working 50+ hours weekly compared to global averages, achieved through trust-based management, generous parental leave, and a culture prioritizing collective well-being over individual ambition.

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Remote Work Leadership: Building Trust and Well-being in Virtual Teams

Steve Drohan's research on remote work leadership highlights the critical need for consistent communication, trust-building, and relationship-centered leadership to mitigate stress and enhance team performance in virtual environments. His findings suggest that organizations must adapt their structur...

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Excessive Work Hours in the US: Impact on Productivity and Well-being

American full-time employees work 260 hours more yearly than those in Australia, Canada, France, and the Netherlands, resulting in reduced productivity, sleep deprivation, and increased errors due to the "ideal worker" norm that prioritizes long hours over output.

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U.S. Job Market in 2025: Low Employee Well-being and Evolving Trends

In 2025, the U.S. job market faces challenges: only 50% of employees report thriving (a record low since 2009), impacting productivity and organizational changes; AI integration necessitates upskilling; return-to-office mandates face resistance; and skills-based hiring is dominant.

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Three Worst US States for Workers in 2024

A 2024 study ranks Hawaii, Louisiana, and Tennessee as the worst U.S. states for workers, citing low disposable income, long work hours, and poor workplace safety as key factors; Hawaii's low income contrasts with its high happiness index.

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Workplace Violence in Germany: One in Three Customer-Facing Employees Suffer Verbal Attacks

A recent German study reveals that one in three customer-facing employees experience verbal attacks, with women disproportionately affected, and underreporting prevalent; medical and social workers are the most frequent targets.

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