Blog Post
How to operate in the new normal
Gabe Gibitz • July 24, 2020
A guide to reopening post-pandemic
Submitted by Michael Wolf, strategic partner, Pridestaff
Can you hear it? It’s the sound of our economy’s gears cranking back up. Across the country, machines are whirring back to life. Computers are booting up. Light switches are flipping on.
With no economic precedent, organizations must address a host of safety, policy, HR operational and staffing obstacles. Faced with the challenge of reinventing your workplace, how can you reopen sensibly and responsibly, while helping your team adjust to a new normal?
In a whitepaper, PrideStaff’s workforce, safety and legal experts share insights and questions to help you get back to work safely and recover rapidly. Topics include:
- Building your response team and reopening plan
- Addressing operational, safety, legal and mental well-being issues
- Leading your team confidently through the coming months
- Leveraging your staffing partner’s resources and expertise to stay flexible, operate safely and rebound quickly
- Emerging from this crisis stronger than ever
(Pridestaff is a silver sponsor of FEI Louisville. Michael Wolf leads the Louisville office.)
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