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A New Balancing Act: Resources to Manage Working from Home & Parenting During the Pandemic
Over the past few weeks, we have heard from many parents and guardians about their experience of trying to juggle new work routines while parenting and/or homeschooling during this pandemic.
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Does Covid Have You Feeling Like a Fraud at Work?
The upheaval wrought by the pandemic has many people overworking lest they lose their job—or doubting that they can find another one.
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Return-to-Work Support
The return-to-work process can be stressful as you re-adjust to work routine, social interaction at work, and doing the tasks of your job. You may notice that you need more support from your doctor, therapist, family and friends during your return to work.
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Head back to work with our help
Feeling anxious about going back to work? These tips can help. Workplace Strategies is here to help you work through these stressful times with a series of short, helpful videos.
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Mental Health Is Everyone’s Business — Especially Now.
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) has seen a growing understanding amongst employers that when workplaces encourage positive mental health and what experts call “psychological safety,” employees are more productive, bring new ideas forward, and are better at finding creative solutions to challenges.
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Suicide Prevention in the Workplace
Increased stress, anxiety and depression are all side-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. For some people, this translates to feelings of hopelessness, despair, or even suicidal thoughts. We need to have meaningful conversations in the workplace about suicide, to provide support and resources, and to bring hope to someone who may be struggling with the thought of suicide.
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Supporting women’s mental health in and out of the workplace
An impossible juggling act
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Why Adding a ‘Fake Commute’ to Your WFH Schedule Could Help You Unwind
Before the pandemic, many people’s days were filled with transitions.
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