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Shared Links (weekly) March 6, 2022
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Supporting the Well-Being of Your Underrepresented Employees
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5 Strategies to Proactively Address the Growing Mental Health Crisis Amongst IT Professionals
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C-suite sees war for talent topping risks in ‘expensive’ 2022: PwC
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How Remote Organizations Can Instill Thriving Workplace Cultures
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Do You Have to Archive Slack Data for Regulatory Compliance?
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Shared Links (weekly) Feb. 27, 2022
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3 Ways to Make the Most of eDiscovery Education and Training Resources
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Speaking Technical in eDiscovery: Understanding How It Differs from Digital Forensics
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Workers split over what kinds of flexibility help work-related stress
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Majority of Americans react to an article after only reading the headline
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Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for February 2022
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It’s no longer about the virus – remote workers simply don’t want to return to the office
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What is Tokenization? And How Does It Power eDiscovery Searches?
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Talking About Mental Health at Work – Can I Speak to Your Manager?
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Linked: Here’s the One Step Some Companies Are Taking to Support Better Mental Health
One way that I can see this being helpful that wouldn’t require much effort at all is to have a group of people who have been in touch with your EAP and navigated the maze that it can be, available to talk with other employees and assist them with that process. That can be the simplest, and yet most effective, way to start peer-to-peer support. There is much more that can be offered but if you’re struggling to know where to start, that can be one option.
However, to even get there we need to stop the secrecy, shame, and stigma surrounding mental health.
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Shared Links (weekly) Feb. 6, 2022
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eDiscovery Competence is a Challenge Not Being Talked About Enough
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Organizations neglecting Microsoft 365 cybersecurity features
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How powerful women in tech are pushing for new work policies to prevent burnout
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Mental Health in the ‘Next Normal’ of Work: 2022 Trends Forecast
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The four-day work week could be coming to your office sooner than you think
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