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Current challenges and blockages:
Why HR, PRL, and Finance face resistance by promoting work well-being.
Data that import:
The critical information that each department must have to justify the change.
Departmental Synergies:
How to work together can amplify the impact of labor well-being throughout the organization.
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David Carulla is a formative, speaker, and mentor specialized in labor well-being, emotional intelligence, and personal productivity.Since 2013, he has trained more than 16,000 people from more than 20 countries.
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Overcoming Resistance: Fostering Work Well-being in HR, PRL, and Finance
In today’s fast-paced corporate environment, promoting work well-being is essential for a healthier, more productive, and aligned company. However,HR,PRL (prevention of occupational risks),and finance departments often face resistance when advocating for work well-being initiatives.We sat down with David Carulla, a well-known formative speaker, and mentor specializing in labor well-being, emotional intelligence, and personal productivity, to discuss these challenges and strategies for success.
Current Challenges and Blockages
Senior Editor of world-today-news.com: Hi David, thank you for joining us today. Could you start by explaining why HR, PRL, and finance departments frequently enough face resistance when promoting work well-being?
David Carulla: Thank you for having me. One of the primary challenges faced by these departments is the misconception that prioritizing work well-being is an additional expense rather than an investment. CEOs and financial stakeholders often view it as an unnecessary cost rather than recognizing its long-term benefits such as decreased turnover, increased productivity, and a healthier workforce.
Senior Editor: How can organizations overcome this resistance to create a culture of well-being?
David Carulla: It’s crucial to showcase evidence-based outcomes and the positive ROI that well-being initiatives bring. with data-driven insights, these departments can make a compelling case, demonstrating how investing in well-being improves the bottom line and fosters a more motivated and productive workforce.
Data that Import
Senior Editor: Can you elaborate on the critical data each department must have to justify these changes?
David Carulla: Absolutely. HR should focus on metrics like employee engagement, job satisfaction, and employee turnover rates.PRL needs to assess workplace safety and accident rates, while finance should look at healthcare costs and productivity levels. This multifaceted data can collectively illustrate the value of promoting well-being.
Senior Editor: How do these metrics help in breaking down the silos that often exist between different departments?
David Carulla: When departments share these metrics and collaborate on a common goal, they build a unified approach.It’s about aligning objectives around a shared outcome—enhancing the overall well-being and productivity of the organization.
departmental Synergies
Senior Editor: Moving on to synergies, how does collaborating across these departments amplify the impact of labor well-being throughout the organization?
David Carulla: Collaboration allows for a holistic approach. As a notable example,initiatives spearheaded by HR and supported by PRL can be integrated with financial strategies that show the economic benefits. This collaborative effort ensures that well-being strategies are lasting and effective in creating far-reaching positive impacts within the organization.
Senior Editor: Can you give an example of a successful collaboration between these departments?
David Carulla: Sure. One example could be a joint initiative on flexible working hours and remote work policies that are both cost-effective and improve work-life balance. HR focuses on boosting job satisfaction, PRL ensures safety with remote work policies, and finance demonstrates how reduced overheads and increased productivity benefit the bottom line.
Final Thoughts
Senior Editor: Thank you so much, David, for sharing your expertise. What’s one piece of advice you’d give to companies and departments looking to advance their work well-being strategies?
David Carulla: start with a well-defined vision backed by concrete data. Collaboration among HR, PRL, and finance is key to implementation and success. the focus should be on the collective benefit rather than departmental silos. continuous monitoring and adjustment are crucial to ensuring the long-term success of these initiatives.
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—Interview with David Carulla
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