Video: Social Distancing in the Workplace: 4 Ways to Keep Workers Safe by Reducing Contact
When situations like COVID-19 require us to interact less, essential workplace services can still happen with reduced person-to-person contact.
When situations like COVID-19 require us to interact less, essential workplace services can still happen with reduced person-to-person contact.
Wearable technology can help provide safer person-to-person communication
Shifting training online can have financial benefits in addition to being safer
Encourage remote or virtual work when possible, and stagger shift changes and break times to avoid creating crowds
Setting standards that reduce visitors and limit employee movement can also help limit interpersonal contact and keep your workforce safe
When situations like COVID-19 require us to interact less, essential workplace services can still happen with reduced person-to-person contact.
You can protect your employees by using technology, shifting services online, and reimagining your workplace to reduce congestion.
Online training makes it easier for employees to find and reference information, and can help improve retention while also reducing your overall costs.
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