Workplace Movie Hall of Fame – Still Alice
Hosted by

Steve Boese
Co-Founder and Chief Data Officer of H3 HR Advisors and Program Chair, HR Technology Conference

Trish Steed
Co- Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, H3 HR Advisors
About this episode
Workplace Movie Hall of Fame – Still Alice
Hosts: Steve Boese and Trish Steed
Summary
In this episode of the At Work In America show, hosts Steve and Trish explore the film ‘Still Alice,’ looking its profound themes surrounding Alzheimer’s disease, identity, and the challenges of caregiving. They discuss how the film reflects workplace dynamics, the impact of health issues on career identity, and the importance of employer support for caregivers. The conversation highlights the ripple effects of caregiving on family and workplace culture, emphasizing the need for organizations to address these challenges as the aging population grows.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Workplace Movie Hall of Fame
02:59 Exploring ‘Still Alice’ and it’s themes
09:10 Caregiving Challenges and Family Dynamics
11:59 The Ripple Effect of Caregiving in the Workplace
15:07 Navigating Career Aspirations Amidst Caregiving
18:00 The Importance of Employer Support for Caregivers
20:53 The Future of Caregiving in the Workplace
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