This episode calls on business leaders to reframe their understanding of resilience by considering not only growth and opportunity but also risk and continuity planning. From the challenges of medical underwriting to the emotional weight of planning for critical illness, the discussion is a timely reminder that proactivity is key. 

Key takeaways from the episode include: 

As we look ahead to the new year, employee benefits are evolving rapidly in response to shifting employee expectations, economic pressures, and the implications of the Autumn Budget. HR leaders are now facing a critical challenge: ensuring their benefits packages remain relevant, competitive, and effective in driving engagement and retention. 

Guests:

In this episode, we’re joined by Amy Egginton, Head of New Proposition Development at Bupa, and Paige Webster from the Partners& team. Here are some of the key takeaways: 

The Big Picture: How benefits are evolving and key trends to watch as we approach 2025. 

HR Focus Areas: Where HR Directors and people leaders should focus to deliver cost-effective, competitive benefits. 

Measuring Success: How to evaluate the impact of benefits on engagement, retention, and employee wellbeing. 

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In this episode, we explore the vital connection between home life and work performance, shedding light on how personal circumstances and family dynamics can significantly impact an employee's productivity and wellbeing. We discuss the role of family support in maintaining mental and emotional health, emphasising how a positive home environment can translate into greater success at work.

Guests:

• Father and Son duo - Ian and Louis Woodhouse – Enthuse

Key takeaways:

• How personal values and optimism can positively impact leadership and team performance.

Tune in now to learn how leading with strong values can transform your professional environment.

In this episode, we explore all aspects of women's health, providing insightful tips and resources paired with real-life experiences to help businesses ensure they are delivering the right support for women of all ages. From addressing challenges like reproductive health, menopause, and mental health, this episode aims to empower both employers and employees with the knowledge and tools needed to foster a supportive work environment.

Guests:

• Tracey McCreath – Director of Operational Performance, Partnersand

Key Takeaways:

• Creating an open and honest culture in the workplace

Join us as we delve into these critical topics, offering valuable insights and practical advice for enhancing women's health support in the workplace.

This episode focuses on employee engagement, a term that has a really wide scope of meaning. A clear review of what employee engagement means and what good looks like can really help to improve the connection between employee and employer. Engaged staff are typically more productive, loyal and work with their employers to achieve mutual goals.

Joined by Dani Saadu, Head of People at Wavemaker and Jonathan Roomer, Cofounder of Yulife. 

Key talking points: 

• Employer and employee engagement 

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