Workplace well-being linked to senior leadership support, new survey finds
June 1, 2016 American Psychological Association
This article from the American Psychological Association Centre for Organizational Excellence looks at the prevalence, perception and uptake of workplace wellness efforts. It also discusses the strong link between support from senior leaders to employee and organizational outcomes.
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Leadership and professional development Policies, standards and best practices Organizational wellness
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