WorkLife Office Annual Conference: Supporting Your Employees As They Manage Their Accountabilities in the Evolving Workplace
Date: Thursday, October 21, 2021
Learning Objectives:
This session provides strategies that can be utilized to help employees manage their multiple (and often competing) demands from work and life.
Session Description:
We all live in a web of accountabilities. We have multiple demands that must be prioritized and addressed at work. Added to these, are the accountabilities that stem from our personal lives. The past year and a half has made many employees and employers readjust their priorities. Moreover, our ways of doing work (e.g., remotely or in a hybrid model) have changed in ways that we did not expect, and how we do work continues to evolve. These changes may bring stress. However, they also create an opportunity for employees and their bosses to reinvent how we structure work. This session offers tips that will be useful for both employees and bosses to utilize to (re)structure work, prioritize work, and manage competing demands in a way that is conducive to both the productivity and the long-term wellbeing of employees.
Presented by:
Angela Hall, PhD, JD – Associate Professor, MSU School of Human Resources & Labor Relations
Angela is an Associate Professor at Michigan State University (MSU), School of Human Resources and Labor Relations (HRLR). She is also an affiliated faculty at MSU’s College of Law and MSU’s Center for Gender in a Global Context. Angela’s research interests include diversity and inclusion, employee accountability, employee engagement, employee legal claiming, technology at work, international human resource management, and employee personality testing. Angela is the host of a podcast series, “People Talk with Angela Hall”.