Returning to work essentials training
Ease the transition for your valued employees as they return to the workplace with our exclusive "Returning to Work Essentials" bundle. This comprehensive package is meticulously crafted to provide a holistic approach, encompassing crucial aspects such as Health & Safety protocols, Mental Health & Wellbeing support, and an array of supplementary resources tailored to meet diverse workplace needs. By investing in this bundle, you're not only prioritising the physical and mental well-being of your team but also laying the foundation for a seamless and productive return to work environment.
Our Return to work essentials Courses
Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Training
Fire Awareness Training
Infection Prevention & Control Training
Risk Assessments in the Workplace Training
Managing Anxiety Training
Mental Health Awareness Training
Returning to Work (during & after COVID-19) Training
Returning to Work Training
Responding to Change Training
Resilience Training
Your Legal Return to work obligations
In the UK, employers have various obligations when it comes to facilitating a safe and smooth return to work for their employees. Some key obligations include:
1. Health and Safety: Employers must ensure that the workplace is safe and healthy for employees to return to. This involves conducting risk assessments to identify potential hazards related to COVID-19 or other health and safety risks, implementing appropriate control measures to mitigate these risks, and providing necessary protective equipment and hygiene facilities.
2. Communication and Consultation: Employers should communicate effectively with employees about the measures being taken to ensure their safety upon returning to work. This includes providing clear information about new procedures, protocols, and any changes to the working environment. Employers should also consult with employees and their representatives to address any concerns or issues related to the return to work process.
3. Flexible Working Arrangements: Employers may need to consider implementing flexible working arrangements to accommodate employees' needs and circumstances, such as staggered start times, remote working options, or adjusted working hours. This can help reduce crowding in the workplace and facilitate physical distancing measures.
4. Mental Health and Wellbeing Support: Employers should be mindful of the potential impact of the pandemic on employees' mental health and wellbeing. Providing access to mental health resources, counseling services, and promoting a supportive work culture can help employees cope with any stress or anxiety related to the return to work process.
5. Training and Guidance: Employers should provide employees with training and guidance on new health and safety protocols, hygiene practices, and any other relevant procedures to ensure compliance and promote a safe working environment.
6. Monitoring and Review: Employers should regularly monitor and review the effectiveness of their return to work measures and make adjustments as necessary based on evolving circumstances, government guidance, and feedback from employees.
By fulfilling these obligations, employers can prioritize the health, safety, and well-being of their employees during the return to work process.