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Webinar: Building a Resilient Workforce

13 Jul, 2024 WorkersCompensation.com

                               

Strategies for Workers’ Comp and Employee Well-being

When: Aug. 7, 2 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. EDT

Who: Dr. Claire Muselman from WorkersCompensation.com and Ian Colton from MedCall

What: Join our webinar Building a Resilient Workforce, to learn from industry expert, Dr. Claire Muselman, WorkersCompensation.com, as she share her extensive knowledge and practical insights for leveraging worker's comp data that helps address your organizations’ unique needs.

Here's what you'll learn:

Workforce Resilience: Understanding the capacity of employees to withstand, recover, and grow amidst stress and change.
Importance of Resilience: Faster recovery times, better mental health, sustained productivity, and cost savings.
Enhancing Employee Well-Being: Mental health support, creating a positive work environment, and providing necessary resources.
Emotional Intelligence and Leadership: Balancing emotional and logical decision-making, effective communication, and leadership training.

Sign up: Building a Resilient Workforce (hubspotpagebuilder.com)

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