HR Pros – Changing Human Behavior is Hard

This post is for HR professionals who value an inclusive, respectful workplace in which employees are asked to participate in decision making. If you’re trying to manipulate or force employees into a more difficult work situation to increase profits, you can stop reading, this approach won’t help with that. Whose job …

HR Pros – Old School Wellness vs Employee Wellbeing

The Pandemic has raised worker anxieties and contributed to what has been described as a Mental Health Pandemic. Do you know when employees are struggling? If you have an EAP program, what happens after the free visits are up? Read on for important information on supporting employees self-care and access to support when needed.

HR Pros – How Companies Harm Employee Mental Health

Employee expectations of their employer when it comes to management quality and attention to their needs, particularly one-on-one supervision, has shifted dramatically. Company owners are well advised to shift some attention to their managers’ behavior to ensure even modest attention for employee wellbeing.

HR Pros – Using “Rule of Thirds” to Build Positive Culture

When you’re thinking about making a significant policy or employee program change, one-size doesn’t fit all in communication. It helps to consider employees as representing different degrees of agreement with the company itself. Read more to learn how to develop more effective programs and communication strategies.

Setting Boundaries with Difficult or Self-centered People

Most of us don’t like to confront others about their behavior. We don’t want to upset people, especially difficult folks. We know there’s going to be push back. But should we tolerate unwanted mean or disrespectful comments? Good self-care generally requires that we speak up. Read on to learn more.

HR Pros – Leadership Behavior that Inspires Engagement

The benefit of long experience is the opportunity to make management mistakes and experience poor management practices. It’s always easy to pledge to “not that mistake again,” or vow “not to manage others the negative way you’ve been managed.” Instead, this article is about the basic principles demonstrated by those …