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What’s new on Global-Watch
Francis Girard-Boudreault joins the Global-Watch team as Communications Lead
We are pleased to announce the arrival of Francis Girard Boudreault as Communications Lead at Global-Watch.
Return to work – it’s everyone’s business!
Looking at musculoskeletal disorders and common mental disorders, which are the most common causes of prolonged absences from work, Durand et al. (2014) suggest a six-step return-to-work process involving various stakeholders in the organization.
7 tips for rebuilding social connections within your team
Tips for promoting social connections at work, whether they be for working in person, remotely or in a hybrid context.
read moreGlobal-Watch Thematic Conferences
The Global-Watch Thematic Conferences are developed to help understand, learn and act on the main issues related to workplace mental health and well-being.
read moreMarie-Michèle Mantha-Bélisle – Content and Knowledge Transfer Lead
Marie-Michèle Mantha-Bélisle joins the Global-Watch team as Content and Knowledge Transfer Lead
read morePrioritizing and measuring the impact of work-life balance initiatives
A 14 tools toolkit to help you prioritize and measure the impact of work-life balance initiatives using science-based indicators.
read moreWork-life balance at Guard-X
Employee attraction and retention are some of the needs that led the Canadian fire protection company Guard-X to invest in a WLB procedure.
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