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Reducing the Negative Impact of Virtual Meetings

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There were certainly positives to using video for meetings when working from home. It offered connection between employees working from home and increased employee engagement. It helped new starters become familiar with their colleagues in the absence of the office. Even now, with the return to the office and hybrid working, virtual meetings remain a staple of the working week. They allow for convenient arrangement of meetings between people in different locations, reducing the need for travel (climate friendly too!) and allow employees to work from home while still linking in with their colleagues.

But from an ergonomic perspective, a high level of video calls and virtual meetings can have a negative impact on employee wellbeing.

In this episode, I will identify the potential negative impact of excessive virtual meetings, as well as the steps that employers and employees can take to reduce these risks and foster health, wellness and productivity in the remote & hybrid workforce

The blog for this episode can be found at:

https://boyneergonomics.ie/reducing-the-negative-impact-of-video-meetings/

As always, I can be found online and on social media:

www.boyneergonomics.ie

info@boyneergonomics.ie

Instagram: boyne_ergonomics

Twitter: niamh_pentony

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niamhpentony

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There were certainly positives to using video for meetings when working from home. It offered connection between employees working from home and increased employee engagement. It helped new starters become familiar with their colleagues in the absence of the office. Even now, with the return to the office and hybrid working, virtual meetings remain a staple of the working week. They allow for convenient arrangement of meetings between people in different locations, reducing the need for travel (climate friendly too!) and allow employees to work from home while still linking in with their colleagues.

But from an ergonomic perspective, a high level of video calls and virtual meetings can have a negative impact on employee wellbeing.

In this episode, I will identify the potential negative impact of excessive virtual meetings, as well as the steps that employers and employees can take to reduce these risks and foster health, wellness and productivity in the remote & hybrid workforce

The blog for this episode can be found at:

https://boyneergonomics.ie/reducing-the-negative-impact-of-video-meetings/

As always, I can be found online and on social media:

www.boyneergonomics.ie

info@boyneergonomics.ie

Instagram: boyne_ergonomics

Twitter: niamh_pentony

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niamhpentony

  continue reading

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