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As the flu season approaches, businesses face the annual challenge of maintaining productivity and ensuring that operations run smoothly.

The impacts of flexible work environments on human connections and workplace culture. How can organisations enable and support human relationships, safeguarding those vulnerable to factors such as loneliness and social isolation?

The importance of practicing what we preach.

The toll of burnout has become a pressing concern for the modern workplace. Much more than a hot-button topic; burnout is a pervasive problem severely impacting wellbeing and job performance.

Gallup’s recent ‘State of the Australian and New Zealand Workplace’ report1 validates a long-standing concern of business leaders: our employees are struggling.

With many organisations maintaining hybrid and remote working conditions, increasing evidence highlights a downside of this arrangement – loss of workplace social connections.

Lockdowns can be brutal—especially on workplace health.
We’re in it together—flattening curve after curve of COVID-19 outbreaks. But we’re doing it alone—millions of us working from home, under enormous strain.

It can all start with one random, seemingly innocent sneeze from an employee who happened to pass by the production floor.

Martin Hawes is an Authorised Financial Adviser and a disclosure statement is available on request and free of charge or can be...