We hosted a 1-hour live webinar with an expert panel from NEXSTAND, The Intern Group, and SafetyWing to talk about how to make sure your team is set up physically and mentally.

While remote work continues to popularize, and for good reason, it certainly comes with its own set of difficulties. One significant disadvantage is how remote work affects mental and physical well-being. Staring at a screen all day and jumping from meeting to meeting can impose mental and physical repercussions. Working from home, and being cut off from in-person interaction can affect human health, both physically and mentally.

But, we can beat fatigue by making slight changes to the daily working lives of remote employees and become much more productive as a result. In this webinar, our expert panel addressed these changes by focusing on the following topics:

• Primary contributors to mental and physical health decline in remote workers
• Methods and tips on ergonomics to support employee physical well-being
• Actions you can take to address employee mental health
• How to scale changes across your workforce to become more productive