The Top 3 Employee Struggles and What Your Business Can Do to Support

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In the modern world, when mental health is at the forefront of many people’s minds, it’s important to know what employers can do to alleviate some of the struggles that employees may face in their professional lives as well as in their personal lives.

Backed by search data, here are some of the top struggles that employees face and how employers can lend a helping hand through those problems.

Conflict

Conflict within the workplace is somewhat inevitable, but if it’s handled in an unhealthy manner, it can take its toll on members of staff. Unresolved conflict can massively impact team performance, so this must be dealt with effectively and efficiently.

As a workplace, managers and team leaders shouldn’t be afraid to address rising tensions before they boil over, as well as be open, unbiased, and communicative if a team member approaches to address the problem.

Stress

At some point in everyone’s life, they will experience stress inside or outside of the workplace, but with the proper support system, this can be minimised, and workplaces should play a part in this.

During stressful periods, employers should be cognisant of adding extra stress or workload to someone who’s already treading water. Offering temporary reasonable adjustments may take a huge weight off a stressed employee’s shoulders.

Motivation

Motivation frequently comes in peaks and troughs, but what can employers do to ensure there are more peaks than troughs? One key way is to employ realistic and meaningful, long-term and short-term goals that act as a great motivational tool for staff to aim for. Not only will these targets increase motivation, they will also act to boost motivation levels.

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