Remote Work Idea Series: Keeping Your Teams Healthy at Home

by Urban Sports Club
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It’s official, remote work is no longer a trend, but a new way of working that we all must adapt to. While plenty of people will still go to the office, many companies have recognized the benefits of work from home (WFH) and will continue it.

Twitter recently announced that its 3900+ employees can now work from home permanently, and many more companies are following their lead according to a new Gartner survey finding that 74% of CFOs would like to incorporate remote work into their long-term strategy.

Remote work is here to stay but are your employees ready for it? Common challenges like isolation, burnout, and low morale are always lurking around the corner. To ensure people are thriving at home, it’s essential to develop healthy routines that balance work, social interactions, and personal well-being. 

We’ve created this Remote Work Idea Series to share new ways people can improve their routines to stay mentally and physically fit as they work from home. Here’s our first instalment!

Fostering Mental Health 

There is no doubt that working from home takes some getting used to. The first few weeks can feel like a new adventure as you navigate the days and figure out what works best for you.

But over time, you’ll find yourself in a routine that fails to address many of the work-from-home challenges that you weren’t aware of, such as loneliness, stress, and depression. No one is immune to these mental health risks. 

The sudden change from everyday office life to isolation should not be taken for granted. With that in mind, we’ve compiled 10 ideas you can add to your routine to help alleviate some of these mental health challenges.

Download infographic: 10 Ideas to foster mental health among your employees.

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More about Urban Sports Club Corporate Programs:

Urban Sports Club works with companies to help its employees stay healthy with access to thousands of live online courses as well as physical gyms and fitness centers. In addition to the classic fitness classes such as Yoga, Pilates, and HIIT, many of the courses also are designed to help people reduce stress and maintain inner balance. 


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