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Leading a people-first organisation in a time of change

Leading a people-first organisation in a time of change

Periods of industry reform and leadership transition can place significant pressure on culture, trust and employee engagement, particularly in sectors like aged care. As organisations navigate regulatory change, workforce challenges and shifting expectations, the risk of disengagement and fragmentation increases.

Drawing on insights from Insync’s work with aged care providers, this article explores how MiCare has navigated these challenges while maintaining a strong, people-first culture. It highlights how a deliberate focus on leadership visibility, meaningful listening, and consistent follow-through can sustain, and even improve, engagement and alignment during times of uncertainty.

In this case study, you’ll learn:

  • Why leadership visibility and approachability are critical during periods of change
  • How listening, combined with action, builds trust and strengthens culture
  • The role of flexibility in supporting employee wellbeing and retention
  • Why recognition and appreciation have a strong impact on engagement
  • How people-first leadership drives resilience, alignment and performance in uncertain environments

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Divya Martyn

Senior Manager - Health

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