WEBINAR | HYBRID WORKING
Managing duty of care for wellbeing in a hybrid workforce
Thursday 22 November 2022 13:00 GMT
The International SOS Foundation and Affinity Health at Work have produced a white paper looking at the issue of managing duty of care for wellbeing in a hybrid workforce - the third in a trilogy, with the first looking at keeping business travellers healthy, happy and engaged; and the second looking at the psychological impact of remote rotational work. This new research, the first of its kind, aims to explore the link between working patterns and wellbeing and perceptions of duty of care globally.
Over 1,000 employees completed the survey, representing a wide range of industries and sectors.
A key finding of the survey was that wellbeing continues to present a significant issue globally, with over 60% of respondents reporting lower levels of wellbeing and 40% experiencing burnout.
Join Carolyn Taylor, Head of Mental Health, Resilience and Wellbeing, and Dr Stuart Scott, Medical Director, as they present some of the findings from the white paper, with a spotlight on:
· Indicators of workplace wellness
· How to overcome work burnout
· Managing mental wellbeing
· Building employee wellbeing following the pandemic.
The white paper will be made available following the webinar, with the detailed findings, key messages and conclusions, and recommendations.
We expect the webinar to last around 50 minutes, to include a Q&A. Should you be unavailable to attend at the scheduled time, please note that registrants will receive a link to the recording and white paper following the webinar.
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PRESENTERS
Dr Stuart Scott
Medical Director, Scotland
As Medical Director, Scotland, Stuart provides medical advisory services to offshore operators, drilling contractors, service companies and vessel operators.
Stuart is also clinically responsible for our occupational health services across the UK, our Aberdeen-based Topside service, offshore medic training centre and the global International SOS MedDive service.
He is a member of the Energy Institute Health Technology Committee, a member of the Oil and Gas UK Occupational Health and Hygiene Technical Committee, a member of the Society of Occupational Medicine and a Diplomate of the Faculty of Occupational Medicine.
Carolyn Taylor
Head of Mental Health, Resilience and Wellbeing, Scotland
Carolyn works at a strategic level to drive our clients' health agenda, in conjunction with her medical colleagues.
She has over 20 years' experience across a range of industries, with a specific focus on supporting the energy industry. Over that period, Carolyn has built an extensive knowledge base, visiting offshore installations around the UK and Europe, conducting training, workshops and providing individual support on all aspects of mental health, resilience and trauma.
Carolyn is an accredited CBT psychotherapist, an accredited EMDR practitioner, Mental Health Trainer, Post Trauma Consultant and Trauma Risk Manager.
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