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As employers find themselves swept up in the impromptu Work From Home Experiment, many are unprepared for managing their remote workforce. From setting up workers with the right tools and technology to developing a new communication strategy to keep these workers engaged, check out this collection of insights to cultivate a successful and productive remote workforce.
Fitness centers are discovering ways to deliver programming remotely, from hosting live workouts online to using video conferencing tools, and streaming live workouts right on employees’ phones. (Photo: Shutterstock)The current state of “working from home” is far from “normal.” Many employees are doing it for the first time. Some are doing it while doubling as elementary school teachers. And all of us are doing it with the COVID-19 pandemic weighing heavily on our minds. This is a stressful situation for everyone, especially when many of us don’t have an end date for when we’ll all go back to work. And this stress and anxiety is already taking its toll on employee well-being.
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