As employers around the world and across the UK experiment with bringing their employees back to offices, the leadership must act now to ensure that when their respective employees do return, workplaces are both productive and safe. At this current time, you can find many articles out there which outline steps that leaders can take in order to minimise the risk to physical health – however, what are mental the implications for employees who are returning to the office following a long working from home period? Here are our top ways to welcome them back and make the fresh start a positive experience.

As an employer, your priority post-Covid should be to prepare a safe return to the office for your members of staff. With that in mind, you’ve probably thought about having hand sanitiser dispensers placed on those key areas of the workplace such as the entrance, toilets and desks – but with coronavirus having the ability to persist in the air for up to 3 hours, and on metal and plastic surfaces for 2-3 days – what more could you be doing to ensure the health and safety of your employees?

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It can be daunting for employers and employees alike to return to the office after such a long time away following the lifting of the coronavirus lockdown. So, as office workplace experts, we’ve put together this quick guide to help you make the transition that little bit easier.

Returning to work following the coronavirus lockdown will come with a few changes. With many workplaces already tight on space, perhaps the most challenging of all will be the need to keep at least a 2-metre distance between workers wherever possible.