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Supporting Your Employees With Their Mental Wellbeing Through A Recession

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I'm flying solo on this episode today as Ngozi is away on Easter Holidays!

Last year threw us into a recession that affected many people. As an employer or manager, do you really know how your own teams are coping with this?

When people are anxious or overwhelmed, it almost always reflects in the energy and creativity they bring to their work. That’s why supporting employees' mental health during an economic downturn can help maintain work morale and productivity.

In this episode, I share common stress signs to look out for in your employees and offer tips to help you support them through difficult times.

Here are the highlights:

(08:44) Share your rationale for changing direction.

(11:53) Strategies you can use to support your employees.

(21:31) Encourage deeper social connections.

(24:39) Being able to demonstrate empathy.

(28:03) The Wellbeing Black Hole.

Take the Aurora 360 Quiz: How Effective Is Your Company's Wellbeing Strategy?

Click Here

Connect with us here:

Website: aurorawellnessgroup.co.uk

LinkedIn: Ngozi

LinkedIn: Obehi

Aurora Company Profile 2024

Book a Call here

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I'm flying solo on this episode today as Ngozi is away on Easter Holidays!

Last year threw us into a recession that affected many people. As an employer or manager, do you really know how your own teams are coping with this?

When people are anxious or overwhelmed, it almost always reflects in the energy and creativity they bring to their work. That’s why supporting employees' mental health during an economic downturn can help maintain work morale and productivity.

In this episode, I share common stress signs to look out for in your employees and offer tips to help you support them through difficult times.

Here are the highlights:

(08:44) Share your rationale for changing direction.

(11:53) Strategies you can use to support your employees.

(21:31) Encourage deeper social connections.

(24:39) Being able to demonstrate empathy.

(28:03) The Wellbeing Black Hole.

Take the Aurora 360 Quiz: How Effective Is Your Company's Wellbeing Strategy?

Click Here

Connect with us here:

Website: aurorawellnessgroup.co.uk

LinkedIn: Ngozi

LinkedIn: Obehi

Aurora Company Profile 2024

Book a Call here

  continue reading

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