ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, Natalie Ivey “talks shop” with special guest, Michele O’Neil, the Senior Director of Work Environment with Marriott International. Michele is a seasoned veteran with over 37 years in human resource management and employee relations. Natalie discusses with Michele the current trends in employee relations, particularly in the hospitality industry.
Key topics:
- Allegations of harassment and bullying
- Employees increasingly reporting issues that are increasing their anxiety and affecting their mental health
- Managing work/life balance
- Performance Management issues
- Best practices in leadership to minimize the risk of employee relations’ issues
- Consistency in enforcement of organizational policies
- Training leaders on the ADA to ensure they understand the “dos and don’ts” when it comes to employee mental health issues
- Core competencies that Employee Relations’ team members need to possess to be successful in navigating the current challenges in employee relations
- Recognizing that the words “mental health” can be abused by some employees who simply don’t want to be held accountable
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