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Beating Burnout: New Approaches to Solving Frontline Challenges

Webinar posted by Bright Horizons on January 30, 2025

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Frontline workers reviewing machinery

Every industry has frontline workers. And while their roles vary, the challenges are the same – long hours, little autonomy, and a constant work/life balancing act.

It’s a perfect recipe for burnout and churn.

In this session, Ben Eubanks with Lighthouse Research & Advisory joins Bright Horizons’ Jamie Nelson to discuss the roots of these challenges plus new programs and approaches for helping the frontline employee population thrive. Learn:

Key data and insights into the underlying causes of frontline employee attrition
Case studies of innovative solutions that help enhance frontline engagement & retention
New ways leading organizations are thinking about the wellbeing and growth of their frontline populations

Presenters:

Ben Eubanks, Chief Research Officer with Lighthouse Research & Advisory
Jamie Nelson, Group Vice President, Client relations with Bright Horizons

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