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Very interesting findings which can help you understand your people better! #wpocares #humanpoweredcare #paychologicalsafety #workplace #thoughtleadership #series #globalstudy #mentalhealth #wellbeing

Interesting study just released focusing on considerations for organizational success in 9 countries (Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Mexico, UK, US) based on employee concerns. #WPOCares #HumanPoweredCare #PsychologicalSafety

🌍 In today's turbulent world, psychologically safe workplaces are essential for organizational resilience and success. The "WPO Psychological Safety Study: Global Context for Organizational Success " sheds light on this critical topic, revealing insights from employee engagements across nine countries. 📊 From Australia to the United States, the study uncovers prevalent workplace concerns, ranging from "lack of recognition" to "conflict/tension with manager." By understanding these challenges, leaders can tailor strategies to foster psychological safety and drive better business outcomes. “A culture built on psychological safety has immense value. Deep-rooted employee engagement leads to greater creativity, innovation, and an environment where people can be their authentic self in every aspect of their life,” said Alan King, President and CEO. #WPOCares #HumanPoweredCare #PsychologicalSafety #WeHelpPeople

#Psychologicalsafety #wellbeing #WPOcares 🌍 In today's turbulent world, psychologically safe workplaces are essential for organizational resilience and success. The "WPO Psychological Safety Study: Global Context for Organizational Success " sheds light on this critical topic, revealing insights from employee engagements across nine countries. 📊 From Australia to the United States, the study uncovers prevalent workplace concerns, ranging from "lack of recognition" to "conflict/tension with manager." By understanding these challenges, leaders can tailor strategies to foster psychological safety and drive better business outcomes. 🚀 The study underscores the value of psychological safety in promoting employee engagement, productivity, and innovation. It's clear: Creating a culture of trust and inclusivity is not just desirable, but necessary for navigating today's complex landscape. 💬 Dive into the study's findings and learn how to cultivate psychological safety in your organization. Together, let's pave the way for a brighter, more resilient future.

The WPO Psychological Safety Study: Global Context for Organizational Success provides deep insight into the workplace concerns that employees face across nine countries. The findings of this study are derived from the #humanpoweredcare our clinical team delivered in Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Find out more about the global significance of psychological safety: https://lnkd.in/e2ReDKME Browse the country-based results and related resources: https://lnkd.in/e8ZACDtp #wpocares #employeewellbeing #globalindex #psychologicalsafety

This article evokes many memories from my C level career. I posit that when leaders can connect to the heart of others, create trust and respect, and learn to give feedback without creating fear, leaders following them will accept tough feedback and respect the leader. I’ve been a flawed leader and a trusted leader. Psychologically safety needs to be defined as an enabler not a detractor. Performance is a result of effective communication between two people. At least that’s my experience. Thanks Paul Zak for this article.

Is there a Downside of Psychological Safety in the Workplace? Measure #PsychologicalSafety neurologically and continuously Immersion https://lnkd.in/g8Ex5hmA Claremont Graduate University Drucker School of Management The Drucker Institute The Wharton School

🔔 Workplace Psychology 🔔 At Watson Safety, we are proud to announce our expanded expertise in workplace psychology to help you enhance your Health & Safety (H&S) performance and culture. Our dedicated team is here to support your organization across a wide range of critical topics, including: 🔹 Organisational Psychology: Leveraging psychological principles to foster a positive and productive work environment. 🔹 Human Factors and Safety: Understanding and optimizing the interaction between people and systems to improve safety and efficiency. 🔹 Organisational Conflict: Identifying and resolving conflicts within your organization to maintain a harmonious workplace. 🔹 Diversity and Inclusion: Promoting diverse and inclusive practices to create a more innovative and equitable workplace. 🔹 Social Bias: Addressing and mitigating biases to ensure fair treatment and opportunities for all employees. 🔹 Mental Health and Wellbeing at Work: Implementing strategies to support mental health and overall wellbeing, ensuring your team remains resilient and motivated. With our comprehensive approach, Watson Safety can help you build a stronger, safer, and more inclusive workplace culture. Interested in learning more about how we can support your organization? Get in touch with us today to explore tailored solutions that meet your unique needs. #WorkplacePsychology #HealthAndSafety #HumanFactors #OrganisationalPsychology #ConflictResolution #DiversityAndInclusion #MentalHealth #WellbeingAtWork #WatsonSafety

Are you worried about issues like Work Overload, Overwork, Burnout, Excess Job Demands or general workload pressures in your organisation? Do you want to learn more about managing your psychosocial risk in these areas, as well as broader associated risks such as counterproductive workplace behaviour, reputational risk, and talent exit? Why not join APS and its founder Psychologist Dave Burroughs for this practical and engaging 90-minute seminar exclusively for senior HR, WH&S, or Risk Managers from medium to large organisations. This session will cover an exploration of different types of job demands, the psychological science of excess work pressure, key risks and considerations (beyond just mental health harm), and practical strategies for risk mitigation. Going beyond tokenistic solutions like out-of-office messages, prioritisation, microbreaks, self-care sessions, and wellbeing days, that may mask the real issues, this session will help HR, WHS and Risk professionals adopt a more rigorous approach to addressing upstream and contributory factors to not just help your organisation meet with Psychological Health & Safety obligations, but improve people’s overall experience of work, performance and productivity. This session is open to all senior HR & WHS employees with strategic/operational responsibility for psychological health related initiatives. Limited places on offer to ensure a candid and conversational learning experience, we encourage you to register your interest now! https://lnkd.in/g_dYK8Rf David Burroughs Mark Oostergo Katie Alexander (née Heine) Louisa Detez Elinda Hartin

Is psychological safety just a nice to have? Absolutely not. In fact, it's a key driver of belonging, wellbeing and productivity. "According to the Harvard Business Review, high levels of belonging is linked to a whopping 56 per cent increase in job performance and a 50 per cent drop in turnover risk. That sense of belonging boosts productivity, retention and helps people feel they can contribute meaningfully at work." How can we create a workplace that feels psychologically safe? Lindsay Kohler shares how to put it into practice. https://lnkd.in/e5338Ahu