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Global-Watch identifies expertise around the world and offers you popularized scientific content accompanied by concrete courses of action.
Ce Groupe de discussion international sur la santé et qualité de vie au travail contribue à favoriser le passage de la science à l’action au sein de notre communauté anglophone qui s’étend dans le monde entier.
In an age when studies are all too often the subject of headlines heralding the discovery of the century or a magic bullet, how can we rely on rigour and evidence?
Global-Watch responds to this need, for the benefit of its affiliated employers, with the support of its scientific collaborators on an international level.
Ce Groupe de discussion international sur la santé et qualité de vie au travail contribue à favoriser le passage de la science à l’action au sein de notre communauté anglophone qui s’étend dans le monde entier.
Much more than a simple summary, Global-Watch’s and the experts' contributions stand out thanks to the relevance of the topics covered, the ease with which the evidence can be understood and, above all, the concrete courses of action that enable you to move from science to action!
Ce Groupe de discussion international sur la santé et qualité de vie au travail contribue à favoriser le passage de la science à l’action au sein de notre communauté anglophone qui s’étend dans le monde entier.
In these times of great change, looking after the mental health and well-being of your teams takes on even greater importance. In keeping with its mission to help move promising practices and science into action in the fields of workplace mental health and well-being, Global-Watch continues to provide quality information to employers and their employees.
We would like to acknowledge the work of the researchers, experts and doctoral students involved in this international collaboration in developing these resources, which provide employers with credible recommendations based on best practices.
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"Global-Watch makes it possible to make use of scientific literature and put it into practice using the many tools available. It is a privileged partner to help us improve workplace well-being within our organization."
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Depending on the subject and the tools, Global-Watch identifies expertise and provides you with popularized content and courses of action from experts in various countries.
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When an employee/worker with a common mental disorder (CMD) returns to work after a period of absence, his or her continued employment – or sustainable return to work (SRTW) – is an important issue at both the individual and organizational levels. A comprehensive understanding of the various concerns relating to CMDs and the conditions which positively impact a return to work are fundamental to the achievement of a SRTW.
Fatigue at work affects a large number of employees around the world. It is the third most-reported health problem in Europe, and more than one in five workers in the US say they feel tired at work. Yet, in addition to affecting people’s quality of life and weakening their immune system, fatigue at work also entails major costs.
Although researchers have been interested in workplace bullying for several years, it remains largely misunderstood and is a challenge for organizations. Confusion around even the definition of bullying makes it more difficult to detect and, as a result, to reduce how often it occurs. This scientific interpretation aims to narrow down the concept of workplace bullying, to identify the main risk factors and to suggest prevention and intervention measures to deal with it, while taking into account the cultural context of organizations.
The importance of organizational and personal resources to foster workforce resilience.
As all work arrangements are affected by the global COVID-19 crisis, your role as a manager is even more critical. Ms. Charest offers you tools on how to take care of your employees.
Working from home is forcing many work teams to continue their activities online. How can our teams overcome adverse situations in such conditions?
When an employee/worker with a common mental disorder (CMD) returns to work after a period of absence, his or her continued employment – or sustainable return to work (SRTW) – is an important issue at both the individual and organizational levels. A comprehensive understanding of the various concerns relating to CMDs and the conditions which positively impact a return to work are fundamental to the achievement of a SRTW.
Fatigue at work affects a large number of employees around the world. It is the third most-reported health problem in Europe, and more than one in five workers in the US say they feel tired at work. Yet, in addition to affecting people’s quality of life and weakening their immune system, fatigue at work also entails major costs.
Although researchers have been interested in workplace bullying for several years, it remains largely misunderstood and is a challenge for organizations. Confusion around even the definition of bullying makes it more difficult to detect and, as a result, to reduce how often it occurs. This scientific interpretation aims to narrow down the concept of workplace bullying, to identify the main risk factors and to suggest prevention and intervention measures to deal with it, while taking into account the cultural context of organizations.
The importance of organizational and personal resources to foster workforce resilience.
As all work arrangements are affected by the global COVID-19 crisis, your role as a manager is even more critical. Ms. Charest offers you tools on how to take care of your employees.
Working from home is forcing many work teams to continue their activities online. How can our teams overcome adverse situations in such conditions?