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3/1/24, 11:14 AM  PRESSR: Dubai Government Human Resources Department reviews ways of enhancing employees’ well-being in Dubai Governm…
        designed to foster physical, psychological, and social well-being of

        employees.”




        Iman Saleh Bin Khatam, Director of Policy and Program Support at

        DGHR, highlighted that the Human Resources Forum serves as an


        ideal platform for exchanging ideas and suggestions, engaging in

        discussions to improve the welfare of human resources, and

        exchanging shared visions and policies among departments on the

        motivation and development of personnel and talents. Bin Khatam

        further emphasised the importance of achieving a harmonious


        balance between the well-being of human resources, fulfilling job

        responsibilities, and fostering an environment that ensures

        positivity, excellence, creativity, productivity, and employee


        engagement. She highlighted the significance of basing human

        resources welfare policies on scientific studies, global best

        practices, and keeping pace with the evolving needs of modern work

        environments to ensure their effectiveness and relevance.




        Under the first pillar, Dr. Mansoor Habib, Senior Director of Employee

        Wellbeing at du, a telecommunications company in the UAE,


        addressed employee well-being, highlighting the delicate balance

        between leisure and responsibility. He further provided insights on

        maintaining the balance between personal well-being and work


        responsibilities. Additionally, Dr. Aysha Al Dhaheri, Head of the

        Health Promotion Section at Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre, shed

        light on the centre’s practices, further emphasising that improving

        employee health contributes to enhanced performance, increased


        productivity, and better adaptability in daily work challenges.



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