Employee wellbeing has been a focal point for HR leaders since the coronavirus pandemic hit. As staff continue to work from home, away from their teams and regular day-to-day interaction, the morale and wellbeing of staff has unsurprisingly taken a hit.
Recent research by Vision Direct has highlighted this plight, as in its study of 2,000 employees, 41% shared that they now feel more anxious and isolated than ever before, after already spending months at home indoors. Following the news of the three-tier system to curb the spread of the virus, these fears have once again been exasperated as staff worry they will be locked down.
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