What factors contribute to well-being at work?
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👉 Practical and effective methods for integrating teleworkers into physical and sporting activity to promote their well-being and commitment.
Well-being at work means more than just a good physical environment or harmonious relationships. Here are some factors that are often overlooked, but are just as important for a fulfilling work environment.
1. Autonomy and flexibility at work
Giving employees more autonomy at work can significantly improve their overall well-being. The ability to make decisions and flexibility at work enables employees to better manage their time, and reinforces their sense of control and satisfaction.
2. Diversity and inclusion in the workplace
A diverse and inclusive work environment, where every employee feels respected and valued, is crucial. Diverse perspectives and experiences enrich teamwork and foster a climate of respect and innovation.
3. Psychological support at work
Mental well-being is just as important as physical well-being. Offering psychological support services at work, such as therapy sessions, stress management workshops or sports sessions, can help employees feel good in mind and body. This can help employees deal with personal and professional challenges.
4. Community involvement
Encouraging employees to get involved in community activities or volunteer projects can strengthen their sense of belonging and satisfaction. Taking part in local initiatives or social causes creates a strong bond between employees and their environment.
5. Recognition at work
Beyond financial rewards, on-the-job recognition of employees' efforts and contributions is essential. Simple gestures such as public thanks, certificates of recognition or work anniversary celebrations can have a significant impact on morale and motivation.
By integrating these elements, companies can create a working environment where everyone feels valued and motivated to give their best. 🌟
By Candice Lhomme
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This five-part guide presents practical and effective methods for integrating teleworkers into physical and sporting activities, thereby promoting their well-being and commitment.
In this study:
👉 Understanding the specific needs of teleworkers
👉 Setting up adapted sports activities
👉 Promoting commitment and participation
👉 Integration into the corporate culture
👉 Evaluation and ongoing adjustment
to adopt sport at work
Find out at a glance why integrating Physical and Sports Activity (PSA) into the workplace is a powerful lever for your teams' well-being and performance.
