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HR burnout: Why leaders must ensure own well-being as Covid, remote-work shift exact tolls

For those responsible for the mental and physical health of an organization’s workforce, the last year has meant taking lessons from their own ...

By Maura C. CiccarelliMay 14, 20213

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Briefs

42% of U.S. office workers fear in-office return on Covid-19 concerns: survey

Forty-two percent of U.S. remote workers are concerned about catching Covid-19 from direct contact with colleagues should they return to the office.

By Remote Report StaffMay 14, 20210

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Management

Business leaders aren’t ready to lead hybrid workforces — and that’s a problem

ANALYSIS: Hybrid work is a new challenge facing many business managers, and the reality is that most are not equipped to deal with ...

By Karen FerrisMay 13, 20210

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Culture

Pants not optional: Why organizations may need to adopt remote dress codes

With reports of workers sporting pajamas and shorts during video meetings, it raises the question of whether it’s time for companies to institute ...

By Howard GenslerMay 12, 20210

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Briefs

Zoom CEO says he also has experienced Zoom fatigue, Wall Street Journal reports

Zoom CEO Eric Yuan told The Wall Street Journal that he personally experienced “Zoom fatigue.”

By Remote Report StaffMay 12, 20210

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Management

‘Anxiety at Work’ co-author: Managers must ensure healthy remote-work environments

Remote work can “exacerbate anxiety symptoms” and business leaders who fail to adequately communicate with staff face costly consequences

By Sono MotoyamaMay 11, 20210

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Briefs

More hours, few bonuses: U.K. study shows downsides for remote workers

The U.K.’s Office for National Statistics found that the average pay for those who had recently worked from home was 20 percent higher ...

By Remote Report StaffMay 11, 20210

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Culture

A second act: Why remote work is giving older employees, businesses a leg up

Remote work can help make the journey toward full retirement a little smoother while benefitting organizations who wish to continue to tap their ...

By Maura C. CiccarelliMay 10, 20210

Business

Beyond Covid: Why organizations need a plan for future health crises

Once employees begin returning to the office on a full- or part-time basis, businesses need to have protocols -- other than remote work ...

By Kristen FischerMay 6, 20210

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Business

How organizations should navigate remote workers’ return-to-office resistance

The popularity of the pandemic-induced shift to telecommuting means businesses must be prepared to diffuse staff opposition to returning to the office.

By Kristen FischerMay 5, 20210

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