Creating a Supportive Work Environment for Employees who Work From Home and Remote Workers
1.5 Hours
As technology continues to advance and employers recognize the value of expanding their hiring pools, the need for organizations to create supportive virtual work environments is increasing.
Throughout this course, you’ll come to understand more fully what it means to be a remote worker and what it means to hire and work with remote workers. This applies to employees who have found themselves leaving the office to work from home for any number of reasons as well.
Audience
This program is designed for leaders or managers that want to take a proactive approach in creating supportive remote work environments within their organization.
What You'll Learn:
Course structure
Information in this course is presented through a series of animations explaining key information, opportunities to test your knowledge and reflect on your learning and action steps to implement your learning in your organization.
This course is intended to take approximately 1.5 hours to complete. It is separated into modules and your progress is automatically saved, so feel free to complete at your own pace.
Members
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Work Wellness Institute
Introduction
Pre-Survey
Introduction Activity
Quick Check
Module 1: Introduction
Advantages & Challenges of Remote Work
Quick Check
Quick Check
Module 2: Introduction
Quick Check
Quick Check
Technology and Equipment Assessment for Working Remotely
Quick Check
Productivity Supports for Your Employees
Module 3: Introduction
Quick Check
Hiring Remote Workers with Disabilities
Quick Check
Transitioning Employees with Disabilities From Working In-Office to Working From Home
Quick Check
Course Summary
Evaluation Survey
Acknowledgements
Course References