The Cambridge dictionary defines conflict as "an active disagreement between people with opposing opinions…".
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How do you deal with teasing or rudeness in the workplace, especially when it's directed at people who may have invisible disabilities? Watch this short video for ideas.
Sibling conflict has got to be one of the trickiest issues in parenting.
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The way you work has changed during these extraordinary times. Workplace Strategies is here to help with a series of short videos. Watch here.
November
Workplace Wellness Program Ideas
Many organizations provide free and credible resources to help you plan workplace wellness activities. We have highlighted some of them here to help you develop and deliver a cost-effective program for your employees.
Themes and Ideas
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On Oct. 8 we broadcasted Find your silver lining around the COVID cloud. The recorded webinar is available here. It’s available in English only. More information about French webinar content will be provided shortly.
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In recognition of Healthy Workplace Month in October, Workplace Strategies has created a fun way for you to actively keep your well-being top of mind all month long. Play Well-being bingo!
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Mental health and stress management topped the list of emerging health and safety concerns according to a Workplace Safety and Prevention Services survey conducted in late 2019. Workplace Strategies has resources for you to share that can help protect mental health and psychological safety in your organization.
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Resources that can assist families as they prepare for back to school.
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Leaders who are mindful are already planning for the best way to support employees when they return to the workplace or as they adjust to the new normal.
Mary Ann Baynton & Associates Consulting and Mindful Employer Canada created a checklist of ideas to help with this.
