As office spaces begin to reopen across the globe, employees may not be returning to the same office space they left back in the spring of 2020. Some employees may not be returning at all as they shift to permanent remote working arrangements. Many companies are adopting a flexible hybrid working model that allows employees to work remotely a few days per week. Additionally, employees may no longer have an assigned desk or workspace within the office.

As the future working model evolves, you may wonder how these changes will impact ergonomics and wellness for your employees. Additionally, what regulations do you need to consider if office spaces close and employees switch to permanent remote status?

Join us August 25th at 2:00 PM EDT as our global ergonomics experts present “The Hybrid Workplace Evolution: Ergonomics and Wellness Considerations” You will learn the common trends companies now face with a remote workforce, the impact a hybrid workplace can have on ergonomics and wellness, and what regulatory topics you need to contend with if you have a remote global workforce. Tune in to find out what best suits you and your business.