The Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health: Employer Considerations
Now, as closed businesses begin to reopen and work-at-home employees begin to return to their workplaces, employers may find themselves confronting a whole new range of COVID-19-related issues.
June 12, 2020 at 09:47 AM
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COVID-19 created a number of problems for employers, not the least of which was the need for many employees to work from home.
Now, as closed businesses begin to reopen and work-at-home employees begin to return to their workplaces, employers may find themselves confronting a whole new range of COVID-19-related issues.
Among those unexpected issues: employees who return to work with emotional or mental problems.
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