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Work-Life Balance
Preventing and Managing Burnout During a Pandemic
While we continue to adapt to life during a pandemic, we all are still facing an increase in stress and anxiety which can lead to burnout. According to a Gallup poll conducted in September 2020, remote workers are now experiencing higher burnout rates than on-site workers. Another study in the United Kingdom revealed that nearly Read More
Coping with Workplace Stress: How Employers Can Help
While it may have started as a biological response to keep our Neanderthal ancestors from being devoured by a saber-toothed tiger, stress still plays a part in everyone’s day. Although the circumstances have evolved a bit over millions of years, the pressure to provide shelter, clothing, and food for your family remains and can create Read More
Reaching Out to the EAP: No Issue is Too Big or Too Small
Profiles in Caring: Crystal Lee, LGSW, BHS Care Coordinator
As a graduate of the University of Maryland’s School of Social Work with a Master’s Degree, Crystal Lee, LGSW, attended a job fair in 2006 that changed her life. That’s because she met a Care Coordinator at the BHS exhibit who told her about the company and the counseling services it provides. Crystal was further Read More
How Do Your Employees Sleep At Night? Should You Care?
Sleep may seem like the most unproductive part of each day. It’s downtime, off the clock, non-billable-hours time. Surely, worrying about whether or not your employees get a good night’s sleep is not something you need to consider…or is it? With a new focus on overall employee health and well-being, many companies are waking up Read More