About the Panel Discussion
The number of workers who have voluntarily left their job in what has been dubbed The Great Resignation has now vaulted to 4.5 million, a record high. This mass exodus can partly be attributed to the fallout from the pandemic, subsequent shut-downs and reopening’s, and its resulting economic fallout.
Big disruptions cause employees significant stress, and when left untreated, can lead to burnout, reduced productivity, and, ultimately, high employee turnover. Creating a mentally healthy workplace is essential for employees to feel comfortable not only voicing their concerns, but also seeking help. Hear what strategies HR leaders can use to foster a mentally healthy workplace.
Join us for a LIVE 1-hour interactive discussion and learn from some of the world's top HR Leaders & Wellbeing Innovators. We will discuss the strategies, frameworks and operationalization of wellbeing projects to support our workforce to thrive during ‘The Great Resignation’.
Discussion Topics
• We are now in the storm of “the great resignation”, so how is wellbeing used as a force multiplier to attract and retain top talent and a productive workforce?
• Understand how comprehensive care can help employers increase productivity and lower turnover and absenteeism
• Discover the actionable steps leaders can take to evolve work culture and help employees feel that they have the support they need
• How today’s most critical soft skill, ‘empathy’ is becoming a strategic imperative for all organizations. And how HR Executives are upskilling their managers to lead with empathy
• How to identify and remove common barriers to mental health care access
World Class Panellists
Fay Manolios
Managing Vice President, Head of Total Rewards at Capital One
Karen Timmeny
Director of Strategic Customer Success at Lyra Health
Christine Snodgrass
Director, Well-being & Engagement Strategy at VF Corporation
Jill Shaul
Senior Director, Associate Engagement and Well-Being at Red Hat
Chris Rainey
CEO & Co-Founder at HR Leaders