
About this episode
The relationship between employees and employers is fundamentally changing. The integration of work and life has never been more in focus. Making work better for employees is no longer a wish list item; it is imperative for competitive advantage. So who is leading the way here, and are we seeing a short term trend or a permanent shift?
To help answer these questions, my guest this week is Scott Behson, a professor of management at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Scott has recently published a book called The Whole Person Workplace, which explores how employers are building better workplaces by focusing on Work-Life, Wellness and Employee Support.
In the interview, we discuss:
What is the whole person workplace?
Rethinking work
What are leading employers doing
Flexibility and trust
Small companies versus large companies
The growing power and influence of employees
Workers whose roles are tied to time and place
What could the future look like
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