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Issue 69 | May 2021

LIANSWERS

This newsletter includes information to help lawyers reduce the likelihood of being sued for malpractice. The material presented is not intended to establish, report, or create the standard of care for lawyers. The articles do not represent a complete analysis of the topics presented, and readers should conduct their own appropriate legal research.
NSLAP WELLNESS: Managing Teams Remotely

"We expect many things to go back to normal once the COVID-19 pandemic is truly over. However, some workplaces will continue to embrace the remote work model because they find that it works for them. Research finds that employees who occasionally work remotely are “more likely to feel engaged in their jobs than those who never work remotely.” By working from home, some individuals have saved up to $4,000 annually with optimal considerations, while the businesses that employ them save about $11,000 per year for every employee they shift to remote work status. The immediate savings result from increased productivity and reduced turnover, but regardless, it’s safe to say that more people will work remotely from now on.

This article will explore ways to optimize working conditions for individuals who find themselves working at home more often. We will use recent data to answer common questions about trust, productivity, engagement, and mental health for remote teams."

On behalf of your Nova Scotia Lawyers Assistance Program (NSLAP) provider, Homewood HealthTM is pleased to provide the following newsletter "Managing Teams Remotely" (May 2021)


If you have wellness questions, or are looking for wellness information, visit the NSLAP website at www.nslap.ca. For more information and support, along with resources and counselling on managing teams remotely, register with Homewood Health™ https://homeweb.ca/. Please note that NSLAP is your “company” name when you register.

Call in confidence, 24 hours a day: 1 866 299 1299 (within Nova Scotia) | (See the website for details about calling from outside Nova Scotia) | 1 866 398 9505 (en français) | 1 888 384 1152 (TTY).