A Focus on Wellness & Productivity
By all indications, working from home will be an important part of the new normal.
Studies indicate that more than half of Americans want to continue working remotely, and two-thirds of companies may make their current work-from-home (WFH) policies permanent.
It is time for organizations to mature their approach to working from home and rebalance the wellness-productivity equations for the long haul.
While the entire reason to move employees to home office environments was to protect their health, remote working creates a whole host of new challenges. Protecting employees' mental and physical wellness is on top of the pile. Struggles with burnout, distractions, and isolation for employees working from home can have a negative impact on both engagement and productivity, as well as health.
Expert, Steve Crimando, outlines how to find the balance between wellness and productivity.
While the entire reason to move employees to home office environments was to protect their health, remote working creates a whole host of new challenges. Protecting employees' mental and physical wellness is on top of the pile. Struggles with burnout, distractions, and isolation for employees working from home can have a negative impact on both engagement and productivity, as well as health.
Expert, Steve Crimando, outlines how to find the balance between wellness and productivity.
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About the speaker
 Steve Crimando is the principal and founder of Behavioral Science Applications LLC, an operational risk management consultancy located in the New York metropolitan area. Mr. Crimando is a Certified Threat Manager (CTM), Certified Homeland Protection Professional (CHPP), and a Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress (BCETS). He is a consultant and educator focused on the human element in security and emergency management. |