Managing and Motivating Homeworkers in the New World of Work
Posted in : Supplementary Articles NI on 13 May 2020 Issues covered:In this webinar recording, Sarah Travers hosts a discussion with Legal Island Chairman Barry Phillips on managing and motivating employees during home working, alongside Louise Smyth, Managing Director, MCS Group and Emer Hinphey, Partner, Think People.
Contents
- Welcome and Introductions
- Remote Working During the Covid-19 Pandemic
- Maintaining Productivity During Remote Working
- Team Meetings During Remote Working
- Motivating and Engaging Remote Workers
- Importance of Good Technology in Facilitating Remote Working
- Social Interaction and Remote Working
- Trusting Remote Workers
- Remote Induction
- Recognition of Good Performance
- Job Design Checklist
- Poll Question
- Q&A
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