How businesses can provide a culture of well-being in a hybrid work environment
What does success look like for well-being initiatives, and how can business leaders measure it? Dear Bhinneka, Workforce well-being is essential to business success. But the way people interact with their offices and employers has changed considerably over the past 24 months. How can organisations build well-being cultures in a hybrid environment? We invite you to join Rewriting the rules: building a healthy hybrid workplace, an Economist Impact webinar exploring the creation and value of workplace structures that support health and productivity beyond the traditional office environment. Date: November 1st 2022 Time: 9am EDT | 1pm GMT | 2pm CET | 5pm UAEST | 9pm SGT Share this event with a peer! The event will be recorded and shared with registrants by email afterwards. Industry leaders sharing practical insights include: | | | | Arjan Toor CEO Cigna Europe | | | | Cary Cooper Professor of organisational psychology The University of Manchester | | | | | Andy Davis Head of future workplace strategy and growth Fujitsu | | | | Gertrud Ingestad Director-general for human resources and security European Commission | | | | The panel will discuss: - What does success look like for well-being initiatives, and how can business leaders measure it?
- Key performance indicators can be valuable tools, but which are the right ones to select?
- How can businesses develop well-being initiatives that support a diverse and mobile workforce?
- What must they do to embed a culture of well-being in daily operations?
- How can we demonstrate the positive effect—potentially by quantifying its value—that such a culture has to stakeholders throughout the business?
- What advice can be given to smaller businesses and SMEs that lack the financial clout and resources of large firms?
- What does genuine well-being look like in 2022?
We look forward to you joining us. | | Gillian Parker Senior manager, policy and insights Economist Impact | | | | |
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