Grief doesn’t always appear as sadness, tears, or emotional conversations, especially in the workplace.
Sometimes, it looks like overworking, silence in meetings, irritability, decline in productivity, and more.
These changes in behaviour can signal that employees are adapting to loss by protecting themselves.
For leaders, noticing these subtle changes matters.
Our infographic explores the often-missed signals of workplace grief and what leaders can do differently.
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