make a difference (Mad World Summit)

[nim84]

Make a difference. This is significant media event focusing on employee wellbeing from the biggest names in business, lots of attending media including BBC:

Fiona McAslan, Royal Mail’s Head of Health and Wellbeing, will be taking to the stage at the MAD World Summit; she’ll be joined by an an impressive roster of speakers from Age UK, BAM UK&I, BBC, Belron, BITC, Britvic, Costain, Deloitte, Dentsu, EY, Goldman Sachs, Heath Foundation, Heathrow, HSBC, IBM, Ipsos, Mars, Metro Bank, Microsoft, Mind, National Grid, Novartis, Unipart, Royal Bank of Scotland, Starbucks and many more. 


Mad World Summit. October 12 2023
133 Houndsditch, London EC3A 7DB.

https://makeadifference.media/mental/ro ... ing-trust/

Dont miss it. limited spaces.
Book Here:

https://madworldsummit.com/

[Basildon Bond]

Two (being generous) day's notice to get to Londinium for a meetup? I'll set off now!

[Sir Henry]

To listen to someone from THIS company, who is either delusional or disingenuous, spout some cant about employee wellbeing?



I'll retire to bedlam.

[enskied]

She has been in her role for less than a year.
I don't think for one moment of that she has spoken to shop floor. More than likely taking care of those poor souls in managerial and office based positions.

[guardianangel]

This just takes the p--s the media should be all over this,but alas the elites ,big business and unions are all in cahoots ,the real reason this goes on is greed and money,we will always be at the bottom and trodden on.

[Mr Rush]

Based on an encounter with a manager who had seemingly crossed over from the mirror universe:

• They think staff are off sick with stress purely because of things going on in their private lives.
• They believe getting those people back to work is going to rescue them from sitting in the house being depressed.
• They insist it is the union that is keeping these people from recovering by interfering with attempts to get them back on the streets instantly.

Now, there are almost certainly cases of a personal rather than professional origin. However, sickness has never been this high and the walks have never been this impossible. As ever, are management A) deluded or B) willfully ignorant?