Since the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the world so rapidly, changes that had drastic effects on our workplaces were enacted swiftly, in response to both government recommendations and new rules.
We saw ourselves working remotely, on the front lines, or in many cases, not working at all, as new information and more changes to our daily lives and its relationship to working occurred.
Understandably, sudden and disruptive changes can create atmospheres of uncertainty and discomfort and lead to situations where distressing thoughts and feelings may have created unwelcome life interferences in the forms of stress, anxiety, and worries.
COVID-19 workplace changes experienced include:
Workplace comradery that is now a no-touch policy
Social distancing
Working from home
New protocols
Masks
Hand washing
Disinfecting
New Government rules and fines
Lineups for routine daily activities
Hearing this described as “the new normal” may not make it easier, so let’s instead consider it as just our “new right now” as we proceed though this module.
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Action Plan For Your Workplace
Online COVID-19 Workplace Training
HR Proactive’s COVID-19 online training modules will enable your employees to train anywhere/anytime and help meet your company’s compliance requirements. Our online training solution is easy-to-navigate, user-friendly and mobile-friendly. Your employees can view each video module from the comfort of their own home even before they return to the workplace.
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