About this event
Why do many workplace wellbeing programs fall short—despite offering perks like yoga, mindfulness or pizza Fridays? Because true employee wellbeing starts at a deeper level: with managing psycho-social risks. Join DEKRA’s webinar to understand how to move beyond surface-level initiatives and create real, lasting change. Discover how psycho-social safety directly impacts engagement, productivity and retention—and what you can do to get it right. This webinar is aimed at HR and HSE professionals, people leaders, organizational development experts and all those committed to employee health and performance.
What to expect from the webinar?
In this live session, our experts will guide you through:
- What psycho-social risk is and how it impacts employee wellbeing
- How to measure the ROI of addressing psycho-social risk
- Common mistakes organizations make with wellbeing programs
- What actionable steps organizations can take for lasting improvement
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Guest speaker
Cherele LaVack VP, Human Resources-Americas @ DEKRAG
With 17 years of experience in Human Resources across multiple industries, I serve as a strategic partner to senior leaders enabling them to drive organizational effectiveness, employee engagement, and talent management. I'm highly focused on culture assessment and transformation; leadership development; and building people strategies that enable businesses to achieve and sustain results.
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Guest speaker
Carlene Smith Service Group Manager: Organizational Safety & Reliability @ DEKRAG
As a business psychologist, with over 12 years working in behaviour and culture change consultancy, I work with senior leaders, managers, supervisors and the workforce to drive transformational, sustainable change whist improving safety performance, organisational effectiveness and employee engagement.
DEKRA
On the safe side.DEKRA is a global expert organization dedicated to safety, with over 48,000 employees in around 60 countries. They provide a wide range of independent expert services for safety in transportation, workplaces, and homes.
