The pandemic has challenged individual and organizational resilience, and it is reshaping the economy. By acknowledging this reality and focusing on employee well-being, employers can retain employees, recruit additional workers, and future-proof their operations.
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Future-Proof Your Workforce: Behavioral Health Insights to Help Retain Employees
By Daniel N. Jolivet, PhD, Workplace Possibilities Practice Consultant, The Standard
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