Surge capacity is a collection of adaptive systems that we draw on for survival in stressful situations, such as natural disasters. But natural disasters occur over a short period. Pandemics are different — the disaster itself stretches out indefinitely. https://t.co/M8kC4F5NSY
@CarolineMoss My three year old gave me a hug and told me “every part of you smells disgusting.” Clearly my self-care routine and his manners have taken a hit!
A chilling look into a surgery program in decline. We have to have better transparency into current quality and predictive outcomes. Employers can help solve this problem.
Doctors Were Alarmed: ‘Would I Have My Children Have Surgery Here?’ https://t.co/erTTgjLZw3
Robert Smith continues to amaze me.
Morehouse's commencement speaker shocks graduates by announcing he's paying off their loans https://t.co/BajYl37tte
An oldie but a goodie....relevant reread given recent findings on challenges of Wellness programs. The Sticks and Carrots of Employee Wellness Programs https://t.co/52URp9Dvjl
75% of execs say their organization has defined values that are communicated and understood....33% of employees at those organizations agreed.
Return on Culture | Grant Thornton https://t.co/V7BJ5Mwc0a
"We must realize we live in an era of two types of touch—high-touch human and high-touch digital—and it’s up to us to determine which type makes the most sense for our varied workforces and for our varied capabilities." https://t.co/pcVQvwv8Ox
Great to hear that Employers are helping employees save from emergencies. At #Culturati19 we heard Employers that want to go a step further and also offer emergency loans with friendly terms. Ppayday lenders out of business!
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JUST Capital published their 2018 Industry Leader list features the top performing companies in each sector. Proud to see so many Businessolver clients on the list!
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