Expect the unexpected: how to support employees managing life events
June 17, 2024
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When employees are affected by life events, you can help by offering focused and structured support.
Personal life events can have a huge impact on those experiencing them. What is often overlooked is the associated impact on people, such as family, friends, and even colleagues, close to them and on the organisations that they work for. We are 24-hour humans and don’t have a work/life switch. Accordingly, organisations are realising the need to support their employees from a personal perspective as well as a business perspective. Find out more here in this article written by our Georgina Rayfield for REBA.
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