Take advice from others facing the same challenges

CSR Accreditation has gathered some great advice and experiences from local businesses and organisations on how to communicate with your team at a distance, the kind of technology that works for them, and how to support employees’ health and wellbeing, plus other great tips and advice.

The last few months have been a learning curve like no other for business owners, but the learning never stops when you run a business.

Although some businesses are getting back to some semblance of normality, for many, staff are still working from home in varying degrees of isolation, requiring as much support now as they did three months ago. And of course, even if on the surface some business operations begin to look 'as usual', the actual effects of lockdown on business, consumer confidence and employee welfare are likely to be felt for some time to come.

To help business owners at this time, CSR Accreditation has gathered some great advice and experiences from local businesses and organisations on some key topics:

How to maintain communications with your team

Advice on ways to keep in touch with all staff during these times with many people still working from home, including activities to keep people’s morale up.

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How to support the health and wellbeing of your staff

Advice on keeping in touch every day, mental health first aiders, promoting a supportive working environment and helping staff maintain their personal finances.

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Innovations that have been introduced to help the adaptation

How other organisations have had to rethink their way of working and what technology they use to help the transition.

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Extra tips and advice for business owners

Advice for business owners on how to be kind to yourself and others, to understand your employees’ individual circumstances and be flexible with any requests they make, and to remain positive and supportive at all times.

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