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While working from home, we often face a lot of issues which we can not ignore as these are related to our daily life. We also can not allow these things to be ignored in our life. As the office environment and the home working environment are not the same and there are several things which distract the mind when you are going to work in your comfort place as well. Also the new normal life is making things different than the usual time.

Individuals and businesses alike suffer from workplace bias. While millions of people are robbed of the chance for success, companies lose vast amounts of money due to poor business practices — and plenty of them fight lawsuits. Still, creating a bias-free workplace is not that difficult at all: today’s blog will show you how!

A very popular saying echoes, “Talent hits a target no one else can hit”. This stands so true in modern days. Organisations who wish to be progressive must have an ability to keep talent-first and focus on key talent management, continuous upskilling of employees, performance and productivity management revamp and futuristic organizational designs.

If you manage a business, it’s essential to know where your employees are and keep them accountable. GPS tracking devices help you monitor their location in real-time. However, before deciding on which GPS device or company to use, you should be aware of the applicable laws surrounding these systems and the policies that should be set within your organization so that your employees know how the system works and how to conduct themselves during its use.

From multiple legal requirements for employees’ countries of origin, to payroll for employees, freelancers, and hourly workers — managing a remote workforce poses some unique challenges for HR professionals. Let’s tackle them one by one in this blog.🔥

Behind seemingly high-levels of employee engagement can lurk an unseen monster; employee burnout. Economic insecurity is driven by fear and uncertainty, and though engagement may appear high, employee well-being is often found lacking. Discover how you can prevent burnout with purpose-driven engagement in your workplace.

A remote employee works from a location other than the company’s office. Working remotely is becoming increasingly popular as companies start to accept working from everywhere for their team. The benefits of having remote employees include increased flexibility and decreased overhead costs. However, one question often arises: how to ensure that remote employees are working 8 hours per day?

Being the perfect manager isn’t always easy. Management comes with its own set of unique challenges that they need to navigate through. A good manager has the power to boost overall job satisfaction and boost employee output through their management techniques. After all, management is efficiency in climbing the ladder of success. To help you join the ranks of better and more efficient management, try to keep these seven productivity boosting methods in mind.

Let’s address the elephant in the room. Yes, Microsoft Teams (MS Teams) can help employers monitor employees. As a manager, you can track almost everything your employee does within Teams. This includes text conversations, recorded calls, Zoom meetings, and more. Now, this opens you up to more questions. How can Microsoft Teams monitor employees? What exactly does it track? Are there any privacy concerns you should be aware of? Don’t worry.