Resources for Public Health Leaders
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ASTHO Workforce Employee Experience Tool
This tool is a guide for addressing public health workforce priorities in state health agencies through the lens of employee experience.
Sustaining the Public Health Workforce: Student Debt, Service, and Solutions
This podcast describes how a high-quality workplace can improve employee retention despite organizational restraints on financial incentives.
Competency Modeling: An Essential Practice for the Future of Strategic Human Capital Management
This white paper details competency modeling, a tool to plan for and adapt to the change workforce, with applications for succession planning.
2026 Neurodiversity at Work Survey
Curious about neurodiversity at work? This fact sheet details key data impacting neurodiverse employees in the workplace.
The Trust Factor: Overcoming Fear and Resistance to AI in the Workplace
This article provides strategies to support employee trust as the AI gains traction in the workplace.
Play and Productivity Enhancing the Creative Climate at Workplace Meetings with Play Cues
This article explores organizational play as a facilitator for increased collaborative creativity and effective recruitment and retention.
GenZ and Millennials are Redefining Career Progression on Their Own Terms
Deloitte highlights a recent survey of GenZ/Millennials, explaining career progression trends and strategies to help organizations adapt.
PH WINS Pulse Check
The PH WINS Pulse Check highlights changes in employee perspective on wellbeing, retention, and workplace climate since the 2024 survey.
As Careers Get Longer, Midcareer Work Needs to Change
This article from Harvard Business Review highlights the unique challenges that mid-career professionals face and strategies to mitigate burnout.
This PH-HERO Workforce Resource Center is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The contents are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, CDC or the U.S. government.