Every year, employee well-being and the employee experience are in the top 5 priorities for HR departments. They are essential components of an engaged and committed workforce and the importance of developing and retaining staff is an acknowledged priority. As a result, HR teams are focussed on supporting employees in any way they can to ensure they remain engaged and motivated.
Many employees are engaged at an emotional level and feel an instinctive commitment to their employer, which in turn drives positive behaviour. The more engaged employee frequently exhibits elevated levels of enthusiasm for and dedication to the workplace and can produce beneficial outcomes for themselves and others. Initiatives that promote well-being are frequently met with a positive response, simply because the individual feels valued and not alone. However, with an unprecedented amount of change to the workplace experience and with many employees no longer working full time in an office, the employee ‘mood’ is harder to gauge.
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