Overview
The pandemic transformed how many organizations operate and, even post-pandemic, the workplace doesn't operation under the same five-day per-week guidelines. Working and managing employees in a hybrid or fully remote environment is commonplace, but are you managing employees effectively? What are the gaps? Where are the levers? And, how can we grapple with the increasing burdens in maintaining operations, while balancing and navigating employee needs?
Why you should Attend
If you or your organization are struggling with the best way to navigate a hybrid or fully remote workspace, join our training session for best practices and creative solutions. Without a viable program, you can expect to see continued or diminished return-on-investment (ROI), decreased productivity in employees, and worse, attrition or unscheduled terminations, which could impact day-to-day operations. That, and managers have a high probability of grappling with employee relations issues that might escalate without thoughtful and creative practices
Areas Covered in the Session
- Why do remote/hybrid arrangements work?
- What's the return on investment (ROI)?
- What impact does wage and hour law have on work-from-home?
- What's the intersection between home office spaces and OSHA or Worker's Compensation?
- How do reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADAA) affect remote/hybrid work?
- How do you manage a remote workforce effectively?
- What communication structures work best, or how do you pivot existing communication?
- What to do if it's not working out with your remote/hybrid employee(s)
Who Will Benefit
Speaker Profile
Sonja Pasquantonio is the VP of Human Resources, Training, and Development at Connecticut Public Broadcasting, Inc. She has over 30-years of experience in various Human Resources roles spanning government, non-profit, and quasi-public agencies. Sonja offers training courses in many areas.? She’s also an Adjunct Professor at University of Arizona’s Global Campus (UAGC).? Sonja also sits on the Public Media Business Association Board of Directors as their Vice Chair.? She has dual master’s degree in Counselling Psychology and English.?