How can HR ensure that employees are at peak occupational health?
An occupationally healthy person means one who feels content and fulfilled by their professional life, according to a white paper from Employment Hero.
"Their values align with their workplace's values, their employer actively invests in their development, they feel valued for their contribution, and they can be their authentic self in the workplace," the paper reads.
But after the pandemic, along with its impact on employees' careers, individuals might not be at the peak of their occupational health.
In fact, the white paper found that 41% of employees agreed that the pandemic reduced the importance they put on their careers, therefore putting less focus on them.
"[W]hile awareness around workplace culture and employee experience is improving, many employees are still questioning the role that work plays in their lives," the paper reads.
To restore employees' occupational health, the paper suggests the following measures:
Find out more about employees' wellness at work and what affects it in this free white paper.