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E22. Want thriving at work? Let Good Work Design help! | Prof Karina Jorritsma

from Researching Happy · host Matthew Iasiello

My name is Dr Matthew Iasiello, welcome to Researching Happy This is the podcast all about the stories behind the studies of the happiness and wellbeing research world.  Welcome to Episode 22. We are very fortunate to have Professor Karina Jorritsma with us this week, Professor at Curtin university and leader of Thrive at Work which is a world-first well-being initiative centred on designing work that helps employees, organisations and industry to thrive. Karina walks us through the origins of her work, the foundation of Thrive at Work, and steps through the Implementation Framework to take action in the workplace for wellbeing. As you will hear, this work is among the best in the world, and I highly recommend checking out their website which has lots of useful frameworks and tools to help workplaces and practitioners improve the quality of their work.  https://www.thriveatwork.org.au/ Stay in touch with us on Linked In, Twitter, Youtube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Subscribing and rating the show makes a huge difference. 

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