Emotional Inclusion: A Humanizing Revolution at Work

De Dieu, Mollie Rogers Jean

ISBN 10: 9815058185 / ISBN 13: 9789815058185

Published by Penguin Random House SEA, 2023

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Emotional Inclusion: A Humanizing Revolution at Work
• Publisher: Penguin Random House SEA
• Publication Date: 2023
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9815058185
• ISBN 13: 9789815058185
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Acceptable
• Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included

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Synopsis

Emotional inclusion— putting Emotional Intelligence into Action for sustainable change in the workforce When Mollie Rogers Jean De Dieu founded Emotional InclusionŽ in the workforce three years ago, she was on a mission to rid emotional unwellness shame and stigma in companies. She realized that companies with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion platforms spoke of all kinds of inclusion but neglected to tackle emotional inclusion or the act of caring for the emotional realms of individuals in a measurable and sustainable manner. The robotic, productivity-driven, and bustling work culture cultivated over the years morphed what it meant to be ‘ human’ and ‘ emotionally inclusive’ at work. The pandemic has turned the corporate landscape upside down and shed more light on the significance of emotional wellbeing. It has become more apparent now than ever that there is a need for new, evidence-backed, confidential, and medical-based workplace solutions that are more compassionate and considerate of employee wellbeing and welfare.

About the Author

Mollie Rogers Jean De Dieu is the General Manager of French fashion and accessory company, Longchamp, in Singapore and Malaysia, a keynote speaker, and Founder of Emotional InclusionŽ , a non-profit organization where she exercises passionate advocacy for humanizing the workforce.