Overcoming Addiction and Supporting Others in Their Healing Journey

Hosts: Steve Boese & Trish Steed

Guest: Bryan Wempen, Author, F**K My Demons

Summary

We’re bringing back an important conversation for National Recovery Month - an encore presentation of last year’s podcast on addiction recovery. The message is just as timely and powerful today.

Today, we met with author Bryan Wempen to talk about addiction, mental health, and self-exploration. In this episode, we explored Bryan’s transformative experience of overcoming addiction and the profound impact it had on both personal and professional growth. The conversation explored the intricate web of addiction, the powerful force of denial, and the ripple effect on families.

Additionally, Bryan shed light on the prevalent issues of mental health stigma and addiction within the workplace, highlighting the need for compassion and understanding. Ultimately, the episode provides insights into the process of healing and the potential for positive change, offering hope for those navigating similar challenges in their own lives or with a loved one.

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The HR Happy Hour Network is sponsored by Workhuman. AI is everywhere. But here’s what most headlines miss: AI is only as good as the data that feeds it. Workhuman has built the world’s deepest well of recognition data. Peer-to-peer messages celebrating real achievements in the workplace. Now, they’re using AI to transform this data into actionable people insights. For the first time ever, companies can discover hidden skills across departments. Spot quiet leaders. Identify who needs support, and understand their people dynamics at scale. It’s called Human Intelligence, and it’s so powerful that Workhuman guarantees measurable culture improvements that drive real business results. Head over to workhuman.com to learn more. Workhuman, a proud supporter of the HR Happy Hour Network.

Creating a New Operating Model for HR

Host: Mervyn Dinnen

Guest: Perry Timms, Founder and Chief Energy Officer of PTHR

In this podcast interview Mervyn talks with Perry Timms, who has been five times recognised by HR Magazine as one of the Most Influential Thinkers in HR, about his new book - The HR Operating Model.

During the conversation they discuss:

• Why we need a new operating model that aligns with today's business environment
• The fout key elements of people experience, data & analytics, agility and technology integration
• The importance of systems thinking, product management, & organizational psychology
• Working backwards from business impact to create HR interventions and programs
• Creating a high performance workforce
• Need for strong ownership and product orientation in technology implementation
• Importance of talent development, culture, and product management in high performing organizations
• How HR professionals need to focus on business value and creating a clear vision for the organization

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The HR Happy Hour Network is sponsored by Workhuman. AI is everywhere. But here’s what most headlines miss: AI is only as good as the data that feeds it. Workhuman has built the world’s deepest well of recognition data. Peer-to-peer messages celebrating real achievements in the workplace. Now, they’re using AI to transform this data into actionable people insights. For the first time ever, companies can discover hidden skills across departments. Spot quiet leaders. Identify who needs support, and understand their people dynamics at scale. It’s called Human Intelligence, and it’s so powerful that Workhuman guarantees measurable culture improvements that drive real business results. Head over to workhuman.com to learn more. Workhuman, a proud supporter of the HR Happy Hour Network.

Upskilling Opportunities Creating Pathways to Success

Hosts: Steve Boese and Trish Steed

Guest: Patricia Gill, Director of Workforce Development at NRAEF and Leader of the HOPES Program

Summary

In this episode of At Work In America, hosts Steve Boese and Trish Steed welcome Patricia Gill, Director of Workforce Development at the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation. They discuss the importance of providing opportunities in the workforce, particularly in the restaurant industry, through programs like Restaurant Ready and HOPES. The conversation highlights the significance of competency-based training, community collaboration, and the success rates of individuals who have participated in these programs. Patricia shares insights on how these initiatives not only help individuals gain employment but also contribute to reducing recidivism rates and fostering a sense of belonging in the workplace.

Chapters

03:12 Exploring Workforce Development Opportunities

09:15 Understanding the Restaurant Ready Program

12:03 Connecting Talent with Opportunities

14:18 Success Stories from the HOPES Program

18:16 Core Skills for Diverse Populations

20:55 The Value of Hospitality Careers

25:06 Engaging with the Programs

29:49 Closing Thoughts and Restaurant Recommendations

Thank you for your continued support of the show and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

The HR Happy Hour Network is sponsored by Workhuman. AI is everywhere. But here’s what most headlines miss: AI is only as good as the data that feeds it. Workhuman has built the world’s deepest well of recognition data. Peer-to-peer messages celebrating real achievements in the workplace. Now, they’re using AI to transform this data into actionable people insights. For the first time ever, companies can discover hidden skills across departments. Spot quiet leaders. Identify who needs support, and understand their people dynamics at scale. It’s called Human Intelligence, and it’s so powerful that Workhuman guarantees measurable culture improvements that drive real business results. Head over to workhuman.com to learn more. Workhuman, a proud supporter of the HR Happy Hour Network.