EHRC Webinar for HR Managers – How to Reduce Workplace Stress?

Stress In Workplace

 

May 18, 2016

Workplace stress happens to everyone, but, excessive stress affects performance and can even make its way into personal life.

For managers, stress in the workplace can be a difficult issue to manage. To ensure that your team is operating at its best, it is imperative to understand the impact and cost of stress and how you can support your employees.

EHRC organize a webinar in whichSusan E. Hanson, author and speaker, will take you through a simple but powerful technique to reduce stress in any situation.This webinar is for HR managers only.

Susan Hanson is a Certified Corporate Health and Wellness Specialist with the Corporate Health and Wellness Association. She has established businesses in both the wellness and corporate training sectors for 25 years.

Date: Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Time: 2:00pm to 3pm EST
Cost: Free

Limited spaces available. Make sure to register:
https://cc.readytalk.com/r/md4acghn1g00&eom

 

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