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Mental Health: Top of Mind for Leaders (The Journal of Total Rewards, Fourth Quarter, 2021);Hybrid Work and Mental Well-Being: Challenges and Opportunities in 2022 (Workspan Daily, Dec. 6, 2021);Rewards Management Survey: Employee Financial Well-Being (The Journal of Total Rewards, Fourth Quarter, 2021);Workplace Well-Being Deserves a Fresh Look (The Journal of Total Rewards, Fourth Quarter, 2021);It’s OK to Ask for Help (Workspan, First Quarter, 2021); 2.

Moreover, they may allow you to spot and address problems like isolation or burnout at the budding stage and mitigate their growth. 2) Keep track of employees’ well-being.

Figure 2 shows a sample depiction of such areas of opportunity.

The list includes: ;Employment law and compliance; ;Artificial intelligence (AI) literacy; ;Client prospecting; ;Operational efficiency; ;Dataanalytics; ;End-to-end recruitment; ;New-hire training; ;Cross-functionalcollaboration; ;Organizational change management; ;Culture development; The list suggests that asthe HR landscape rapidly evolves, so do the skillsetsneededfor success.For example,AIliteracy (No. 2) andoperationalefficiency (No. 4)showcasehow HR teams areleveragingnew tools tooptimizeprocesses and maximize their impact.

Nearly equal proportions reported being not at all certain (13%) and very certain (12%) while only a few (2%) felt extremely certain.

One change she cited relates to the investment factor (number 2 on the list above).

Most large employers are requiring an ROI of at least 2:1 or 3:1 for each health management program offering.

These averages show how the respondents view their roles.

Let’s take the case of our fictional manager, Maria, who complains out loud, “Regardless of the sales projections we submit, these corporate roll-down numbers are always at odds with how we view the local market.”

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