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How to Combat Employee Burnout During Coronavirus The coronavirus pandemic has pushed many businesses and employees to their limits. With the majority of people now working from home, employees are facing an increased workload, longer hours, and a lack of separation between work and personal life. To combat this, it's important for employers to recognize the signs of employee burnout and take steps to address it. Here are a few tips to help you do that: 1. Encourage breaks. Working from home can be isolating and it's easy to get caught up in work and lose track of time. Encourage your employees to take regular breaks throughout the day to get up, stretch, and give their eyes a rest from the computer screen. 2. Make time for socializing. Working from home can feel lonely, so it's important to give your employees time to connect with each other. Schedule regular video calls to check in with each other, or have an occasional virtual happy hour. 3. Implement flexible hours. Working from home can make it difficult to draw a line between work and home life. To help with this, give your employees the flexibility to adjust their work hours to better fit their lifestyle. 4
Listen to #77 Switching Off & Slowing Down from Squiggly Careers . Did you know that we are sleeping 1-2 hours less than we did 60 years ago, that over 2/3s of us work outside of our contracted working hours and that on average people lose 6 days of their annual holiday because they don't take them? All of this contributes to feeling overworked and always on. This week's Squiggly Careers podcast looks at home we can press pause and put practical actions in place that enable us to switch-off and slow down. For all resources mentioned, headover to amazingif.com.
… in 1835 from June 6-22, workers at Philadelphia’s Schuykill coal wharves inspired other workers from across the city to strike , successfully advocating for a 10-hour workday and increased wages, and setting the standards for improved working hours throughout the country. (Prior to that, expected
Part-time work is a great way to boost your CV and earn a bit of extra cash whilst studying, whether you’re a first year undergraduate or studying a masters! However, there are a few things to keep in mind to help strike the right balance between work and study. Working hours - how many is…
Freelancing is now becoming a large job sector because it provides freelancers full control over their working hours and how much they can earn each month. However, to succeed in freelancing work, freelancers need to share their professional portfolios online to catch the attention of their target audience. Professional portfolios contain a small collection of…