Misinformation, Mentorship & Measuring Wellbeing
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Misinformation, Mentorship & Measuring Wellbeing
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In this episode of Frequency, Jenni and Chuck get stuck into a report-heavy week packed with big questions for communicators, leaders and HR. They explore the UK Government’s RESIST framework for tackling misinformation and why “strategic silence” can sometimes be the smartest move.
The conversation then turns to workplace wellbeing, with new data from Reward Gateway showing a growing shift from pay to work–life balance - but the conversation discusses the serious confusion about what wellbeing at work actually means. From unlimited leave to sleep, stress and personal responsibility, they challenge where the line really sits.
They also unpack striking Gallup engagement data showing that 90% of UK employees are disengaged or not actively engaged, and question what leaders are truly trying to measure. The episode wraps with a powerful model for “human work” from the team at Fauna and CultureCon based on their recent research.
The reports and articles mentioned in this episode:
- A new Government framework for communicators to tackle misinformation
- Workplace wellbeing - a business imperative
- The future of work has a heartbeat
- ICology Mentorship Program - deadline to apply is December 15