Employee Retention begins with a plan for Psychological Safety at Work
Psychological injuries at work include: trauma, compassion fatigue, moral distress, burnout.
Occupational mental health stress can become an injury too, just like a physical injury, they need support, and time to heal, just look at the Canadian National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety in Healthcare.
Prevent mental health injuries and promote psychological health and wellness, start by measuring what is causing the stress within your organization now.
Don’t wait, let’s make each day at work promote good mental health and wellness starting now…
13 Workplace Psychosocial Factors
The Talent Retention Program measures
Employee Safety and Performance
Civility and Respect
Balance
Growth and Development
Clear Leadership and Expectations
Reward and Recognition
Involvement and Influence
Organizational Culture
Psychological Competencies and Demands
Physical Safety
Psychological Safety
Engagement
Psychological and Social Support
Workload Management