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As the new year begins and the pandemic heightens, encouraging employees to set New Year’s resolutions both personally and professionally will help them achieve a better state of mental and physical health. Studies have shown that when a person sets and sticks to a goal, their self-esteem and overall outlook on life goes up. By incentivizing employees to set New Year’s goals, your organization will create a more positive, present, and engaged workforce.

With more than 200 sessions on the schedule, the 2017 Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Conference and Expo covers many hot topics including employee engagement and worker retention.

Compensation has always been a tough subject, but transparency and innovation can turn it into a bonding agent between employees and employers. Addressing compensation openly can lead to improved trust, satisfaction, and retention. Here are three ways to effectively discuss compensation:

Companies are constantly striving to retain their best employees, but problems can arise if they’re not shown a modicum of respect by management. If hard-working employees are shown appreciation by their managers and team leaders, they’ll feel less compelled to find a new job. This will also help to keep employee turnover rates down.

Here are three ways you can maintain retention rates by ensuring your managers are respectful and supportive of their teams: 

Many corporate health and wellness programs focus primarily on supporting employees' attempts to achieve their health goals and adopt healthier lifestyles. These initiatives are often centered around improving the quality of life during work hours and within the workplace itself. However, companies are increasingly recognizing the importance of a healthy and hazard-free home environment in contributing to overall employee wellness.