People Power: A New Work Order

 

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In this episode of the HR Leaders podcast, I'm joined by Maya A. Bordeaux Senior Advisor at OrgShakers & Former CHRO and David Fairhurst, Founder of OrgShakers & Former Global Chief People Officer.

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Episode Highlights

  • 4 Pillars for employees returning to work

  • What is the workforce cliff?

  • Why organisations must look through the D&I lens when re-engaging the workforce

  • David's thoughts on the potential of the ageing workforce

  • The rise of job crafting

  • Why David's reluctant to view this crisis as the new normal

  • How the crisis has allowed the workforce to reassess their careers

  • Advice for other leaders during these times

  • 1. Leaders need to be prepared for constant transformation

  • 2. Focus on "middle earth" when driving culture change

  • 3. We need leaders that can lead today "and" the future

  • To take care of your people and to continually transform; you need to care for yourself

  • Why emotional intelligence is the key to better employee well-being

  • How your performance system directly affects employee engagement

  • Parting advice for you


 
 

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