How Leaders are approaching time off in a remote world (Forbes)
Remote work has redrawn the boundaries between personal and professional life, creating an environment where employees are always just a click away from their work. Employees are physically removed from the office yet find it harder than ever to fully disconnect. The result is a paradox where workers, despite not being physically present in an office, feel the pressure to remain perpetually engaged in their duties. Recognizing these challenges, business leaders are now stepping forward with innovative strategies aimed at creating a culture that supports genuine breaks and prioritizes employee well-being in a remote setting. Click here to read the full article
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