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Build great and engaging managers
A recent Udemy study found that nearly half of employees surveyed had quit because of a bad manager, and almost two-thirds believed their manager lacked proper managerial training.
Translation? Employees aren’t quitting their jobs—they’re quitting their bosses. That’s bad news for organisations planning for innovation, succession, and market longevity. Human capital is an organisation’s most valuable resource—and turnover is expensive not just in terms of sourcing, rehiring, and training costs, but also lost productivity.
Yet being a good, let alone a great, boss is tough.
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Dorel Juvenile elevates employee experiences across Europe with its inaugural learning management system
Dorel Juvenile is a leading provider in juvenile care to help empower parents and make their everyday lives easier, with a selection of products including car seats and strollers. With 1000 employees working in its offices, factories, and warehouses across Europe, Dorel Juvenile features a portfolio of 12 brands, including Maxi-Cosi and Tiny Love, and has a brand presence spanning over 100 countries. Providing safety and care are at the heart of Dorel Juvenile’s vision; the organisation is passionate about providing innovative and thoughtful solutions that meet the highest possible safety and test ratings and support families’ needs. With Dorel Juvenile being behind some of the world’s most used solutions today, its portfolio of brands – and their products – have won multiple awards across the world.
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Investing in mental health: How to support your employees' wellbeing
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and according to the World Health Organization (WHO), depression and anxiety disorders — beyond the personal impact they have on individuals — cost the global economy $1 trillion each year in lost productivity. With ongoing challenges and uncertainty in the world, it's critical to recognize the impact that mental health has on our lives and our work, as well as the role of workplace culture in supporting employees' well-being.
