In March 2020 we saw a pandemic-driven transformation in workplace culture. Remote working and connecting with colleagues through digital channels became the norm for many people. Employees and businesses had to act quickly to adapt to this new environment, against the terrifying backdrop of a raging pandemic. Human beings don’t respond easily to uncertainty and change, but over time employees did - to the extent that most businesses in the UK saw no dip in productivity. As the pandemic fades, employers are planning for the post-pandemic return and this means a new process of adjustment for people.
We've teamed up with the Bank Workers Charity for a wellbeing webinar to explore the relationship between change, uncertainty and anxiety and to look at some strategies we can adopt that will help us deal with any fears we have, to negotiate a safe return. We'll cover:
This event was hosted by Accord through the Teams platform. Watch the webinar recording below.
Contact for this event
In this webinar from the Bank Workers Charity they will present real-life personal stories to showcase exactly how they can help, and the impact they've had on clients who come to them for support. They'll close with a Q&A session. This is a free webinar and open to everyone.
Men are less likely to talk about their mental health and are more reluctant to see their GP. In this webinar from the Bank Workers Charity they will explore the reasons why, and the key issues affecting men’s health. This is a free webinar and open to everyone.
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Accord has over 350 trained workplace representatives across the country who are there to help when things aren't going so well. Reps are the beating heart of the union, and often the first port of call offering advice, guidance, information, and representation.
No other union in either LBG or TSB can match this network of support.