Grief-Wise

GRIEF-WISE

Rethinking Grief Support in the Workplace

A Guide for Corporate Leaders

Grief is a natural and universal human experience, yet it is often overlooked and dismissed in the workplace. This book challenges the notion that grief should be "left at the door" and instead advocates for a more compassionate and supportive approach to grief in the workplace.

This guide provides leaders with practical strategies for creating a workplace culture that is welcoming and supportive of grieving employees. It outlines seven key pillars of support that can be implemented to help employees navigate their grief journey while maintaining their well-being and productivity.

Key features of this book:

Provides an overview of grief and its impact on the workplaceOutlines seven practical strategies for supporting grieving employeesOffers examples of how organizations have successfully implemented grief support programsEmphasizes the importance of leadership in creating a supportive workplace cultureWho should read this book:

Corporate leadersHuman resources professionalsManagersAnyone interested in learning more about grief in the workplaceWhy you should buy this book:

This book is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to create a more compassionate and supportive workplace.It provides practical guidance that can be implemented immediately.It is written in an accessible and easy-to-understand style.Together, let us reimagine corporate leadership's role in acknowledging, understanding, and nurturing the human experience of grief in the workplace. Let us create a world where loss no longer signifies a loss of identity or security, but rather an opportunity for transformation, resilience, and renewal.