B4 One: How to achieve workplace wellbeing with a disparate workforce
Sridhar Iyengar from Zoho Corporation talks to B4 about the challenges of dealing with COVID and the benefits of using Zoho for your company.
“How to achieve workplace wellbeing with a disparate workforce” with Sridhar Iyengar from Zoho Corporation.
Homeworking has been around for decades, but is usually done by those who choose it to suit their lifestyle. With millions around the world being forced to suddenly home work due to the pandemic, the practice is now rising. Some may stay working from home, some may take a hybrid approach with part in office and part home working and all who can will likely be advised by Governments to work from home if they can when there is more risk, until a vaccine is found to help contain the pandemic.
With so much disruption to routine and regularity, and with many working from home for the first time, how can both employers and employees ensure they have a healthy work environment and the now disparate workplace offers wellbeing to those within it?
About: Sridhar Iyengar is Head of Europe at Zoho Corporation, a cloud business company which offers 45+ business apps to run every aspect of an organisation. Zohos 9k+ employees globally have been working from home since early March so Sridhar is talking to us today about how to achieve workplace wellbeing with a disparate workforce.
About B4 One: Since March, we have all experienced challenges none of us ever expected, in some cases compounding already existing challenges personally and professionally. B4 ONE ‘Workplace Wellbeing’ will address key issues affecting the workplace including mental health and wellbeing at work (which now, for many, clearly includes our homes as an extension of the workplace), the office of the future, workplace wellbeing strategies, increasing productivity by addressing wellbeing, flexible working policies, fitness in the workplace and much more. Join us as we hear from B4 members and invited guests on this hugely important subject… Without a healthy workplace and workspace how can you hope to have a healthy business?
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