Webinar Replay – Mental Health, Burnout and Misconduct: Where Empathy Ends and Accountability Begins

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Webinar Replay – Mental Health, Burnout and Misconduct: Where Empathy Ends and Accountability Begins

Posted on August 20, 2026 by E2 Administrator

Replay our E2 Webinar held on 18 August 2026, featuring consultants Cassandra Peter and Karmen Fung. This session explores how HR leaders can balance compassion with accountability when mental health challenges and burnout overlap with misconduct.

Key takeaways:

Spot early signs of burnout and mental health concerns
Know when empathy must shift to accountability
Manage misconduct fairly and sensitively
Strengthen workplace culture while staying compliant

📅 Recorded: 18 August 2026 | ⏰ Duration: 3:00–4:30 PM

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