Executive Webinar
3 Things Every Business Leader Must Know To Avoid the Pitfalls of a Remote Workforce
Wednesday, June 17 at 2 to 3 p.m. EDT
With the onset of Covid-19, businesses across the globe quickly pivoted to a work-from-home (WFH) work strategy to avoid the health risk associated with the virus. As people have adjusted to the new normal of remote work, business owners and managers are weighing their options to return to the office, offer modified remote working or implement permanent WFH strategies.
Business owners who shunned remote work policies in the past have discovered recently that WFH actually has its benefits. Studies have found that productivity and job satisfaction increases when employees are given the option to work remotely – but only up to a certain number of days. After that, productivity drops dramatically.
Join us as we host Cindi Filer who will share the pros and cons of a remote workforce.
Cindi Filer is an Atlanta-based HR professional with more than 30 years working with and guiding businesses of all sizes in their human resource initiatives. She began her career in compensation with Delta Air Lines then transitioned to helping small businesses 25 years ago when she founded Innovative Outsourcing. IO was one of the first companies that focused on part-time talent acquisition, pairing companies with professionals who have a high level of experience but desire to work part-time. Cindi is known in the HR circles as a retention expert with a deep understanding of what businesses can do to retain their employees after they’ve been hired correctly. Her passion for work/life balance keeps her focused on new, out-of-the-box options for great candidates and for managers/HR teams.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Where the tipping point is for employee productivity and engagement
- How to determine if your employees are emotionally ready to adopt a work-from-home strategy so that their productivity and your profits don’t suffer
- The legal hazards of a remote workforce strategy that could expose your business to damaging and expensive litigation and lawsuits
- What health and safety regulations you will still be responsible for even if your employees don’t report to the office
Who Should Attend?
C-Level executives and managers who want to explore remote work options for their employees without sacrificing productivity and profits.
