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    Happiness@Work

    How happiness at workplace differs across geographies

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauNovember 1, 2021Updated:May 11, 20251 Min Read85281 Views
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    Happiness@work is a regular series, where HRKatha talks about how companies are ensuring happiness at work. With work stress and employees’ mental wellbeing becoming a major cause of concern for many Indian companies, happiness of employees at work is something, which can result in better engagement, stronger bonds, improved employee health and overall productivity.

    Happiness@work is powered by Happyness.me, a part of the consulting division of House of Cheer Networks, a full-service people, technology, media and entertainment hub specialising in Creation, Curation and Consultancy, to help companies reimagine their business and growth strategy.

    In this new episode of Happiness@work video series, Mahipal Nair, CHRO, South Asia, Africa & Middle East, NielsenIQ shares about the sense of purpose which leads to happiness at workplace. He talks about the different nuances of what keeps people happy in different regions and parts of the world at the workplace.

    Happiness@work video series is powered by Happyness.me

    Africa & Middle East CHRO Happiness@work Happyness.me Mahipal Nair NielsenIQ south asia
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