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Ways to make your Office Return-Ready!!

Ways to make your Office Return-Ready!!

By Ritika Bhagat

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Ways to make your Office Return-Ready!!

Thu, Dec 16, 2021

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The majority of businesses are bring their employees back to the office. Companies must provide them with safety and security before calling them into the office, because safety is critical in the post-pandemic era. Employees and employers alike may be concerned about resuming normal operations, making it critical to effectively communicate how safety is a top priority. This could help to alleviate fears while also increasing brand loyalty.

While planning a regulated and ordered strategy for re-opening your office and allowing employees or guests to walk in, keep in mind that returning to work should be a non-stressful experience for both employees and employers.

Here are some ideas for making your workplace return-ready: -

#Use touchless sign-in system

Implement a touchless system to reduce touchpoints and even crowding of visitors. With the touchless system, you can send them invitations via SMS or email, which completely eliminates the need for interaction. The touchless visitor sign-in process not only protects their visitors and team, but it also improves the visitor experience. Touchless sign-in is safer, and it makes it easier for your company to comply with health and safety regulations.

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#Protocol for health screening

The most important aspect of keeping your employees and visitors safe is screening. With the health screening, you can ask health related questions before the entry of the visitors. Having sick people stay at home is the most effective way to accomplish this. But how can you be certain that the people who enter your building are healthy? Ensuring the inclusion of health screening processes for employees as well as any visitors who come onto the premises.

#Masking is required

Masks, as we know, are effective and mandated to reduce the spread of virus and infection. As part of their workplace safety measures, many companies have made wearing a mask in public places mandatory. Employees are required to wear masks in public.

#Status of sanitization

After the post-pandemic times, it is critical to properly clean common workstations. Cleaning your hands with hand sanitizer containing at least 60% alcohol at key times is one of the most important precautions you can take to avoid becoming ill and spreading germs to those around you. Sanitize the every corner of the workspace, including the doors, desks, the meeting rooms, etc. is the need of the hour.

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#Vaccination status

Employees who were looking forward to returning to work in order to collaborate in person and achieve a better work-life balance would need to show proof of their vaccination status. Companies must create a safe work environment in which employees feel comfortable cooperating. Checking employees’ vaccination status in order to allow them to come to the office.

#Distance in social life

Implementing the social distancing practice by allowing managers to manage their team members’ rosters. The minimum seating distance specified by health governing bodies should be followed. Based on local restrictions and social distance space planning, you should be able to calculate how many people can safely be present in your workplace.

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It’s all over!!

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