Inspire Change: The Real Meaning of Employee Appreciation

Recorded March 1, 2018

Employee Appreciation Day – March 2 – is much more than celebrating with team lunches, treats, or gifts. It’s about creating a workplace where everyone feels safe, respected, and included year-round.

Learn from HR industry veterans Laurie Ruettimann and Carmen Hudson about the true meaning of employee appreciation, and how – in the midst of the burgeoning #MeToo and #TIMESUP movements – to foster the kind of environment where people have a sense of safety and belonging.

Laurie and Carmen will discuss:

Respect and equality in the workplace
Ideas and solutions to drive organizational change
How to build cultures where everyone feels safe and empowered

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