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Returning to Work After the Coronavirus Pandemic

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Employees are most excited about socializing with coworkers and resuming in-person collaborations, but they also expect their employers to make changes for health and safety while the threat of Covid-19 still looms: 79 percent of employees expect their employer to provide a disinfectant or hand sanitizer.

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The Future of Work after Covid-19

Vantage Circle

They are taking up the new challenges and adapting to the new shift, prioritizing the employees' well-being and organizational performance in mind. Here in this blog, we discuss the future of work after Covid-19 and how organizations are going to redefine it. Investing in Employee Well-being. Super Teams.

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Productivity: load the silver bullet

LACE Partners

A CIPD study notes the new realities: A fifth of workforces are expected to work from home all the time, and two-fifths to regularly work from home Since the start of the pandemic, 46% of employees have worked from home all or most of the time, while 37% have not worked from home at all.

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The Great Resignation: A Classic Case Of Poor Employee Experience

Vantage Circle

Resignations in industries such as manufacturing and finance decreased slightly, but resignations increased by 3.6% Overall, resignation rates were higher among employees in sectors that experienced intense demand spikes due to the pandemic, likely leading to stress and burnout. Find Employees Who Are Likely to Resign.

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What is a flexible workplace – and why should your company be one?

Insperity

employees in applicable roles plan to pursue permanent remote or hybrid work in the near future. For many employees, the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing widescale, prolonged work-from-home experiment demonstrated that they can be equally productive at home as in the office – in some cases, more so.

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14 Employee Engagement Activities for Blue Collar Workers to Motivate and Empower Them

Empuls

Companies can encourage employees to lead training sessions or workshops in areas where they excel, creating opportunities for peer-to-peer learning. 💡 For example , The construction equipment manufacturer, Caterpillar Inc., How can Xoxoday Empuls help in engaging blue collar employees?

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14 Companies with Great Employee Rewards and Recognition Programs

Empuls

ALKU A specialized consulting firm, ALKU  launched their new employee award program – the ‘Corporate Cup Program,’ which recognizes individuals and teams for going above and beyond while working from home. Two great examples of rewards and recognition programs from FMCG companies 1.

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