Many organisations are focusing on wellbeing of their employees as they realise it can affect the organisation’s business performance and culture.
According to LinkedIn’s 2022 Global Talent Trend report there was a 147% increase in the share of job posts that mention “wellbeing” since 2019.
As the report highlights, in a tight job market, employers will have to continue to innovate their wellbeing and mental health offerings to lure and retain talent. In particular, Millennials (51%) and Generation Z (66%) stated they’d like to see more investment in mental health and wellness to improve company culture.
The pandemic has also increased the number of people working from home (WFH) and has blurred the boundaries of work and home putting pressure on organisations to have a more holistic approach to their employees that goes beyond work.
LinkedIn’s 2022 Global Talent Trend report shared these ideas on ways to improve wellbeing strategies at workplaces:
HR Daily recently shared some insights from three organisation on how they are going to the next level with their wellbeing strategies:
If you haven’t reviewed your wellbeing strategies recently, now is the time to look at new ideas and take your strategies to the next level to attract and retain good employees.