Supporting employees as whole people is the key to long-term, sustainable business success. Creating a Whole-Person Workplace helps you attract the best talent, who want to stay, become increasingly engaged, and then treat those you serve as whole people as well.

Whether you are a leader, supervisor, business owner, or HR professional, The Whole-Person Workplace will help you develop ways to support your employees with the full range of their work-life challenges. Scott’s workshop will help you think about flexibility, work-from home, parental leave, child-care, elder-care, wellness programs, educational benefits, vacation time, support for volunteerism, compensation & benefits, employee orientation, and workplace culture in new ways- and provide actionable advice for getting started custom-fit solutions for your business and employees.

Especially in light of COVID-related changes to the workplace, managing your employees in a way that keeps them physically and psychologically safe while exploring creative solutions to how, where and when work is accomplished is the new imperative. In this workshop, I’ll help you explore ways to listen and respond to employee concerns as you develop your plans for your future workplace.

This event is included in the 2021-2022 Professional Development Program for full registrants and virtual only registrants.

Scott Behson, PhD, is professor of management and Silberman Global Faculty Fellow at Fairleigh Dickinson University. He is a national expert in work and family issues and the author of three books, including The Whole-Person Workplace: Building Better Workplaces Through Work-Life, Wellness and Employee Support. Scott is an accomplished professional speaker and consultant who provides talks, workshops, webinars, and keynote addresses. He was a featured speaker at the UN’s International Day of the Family and the White House’s Summit for Working Families, has written for dozens of academic, business, and popular press outlets, and appears regularly on national TV, radio and leading podcasts. He has won 8 awards for his research and teaching.