Here's how to better support remote workers who are single and families without children:
on couples and single parents forced to work from home with young kids nearby. They do and will continue to need additional flexibility from their employers.
Deliberately create an environment where no team member will feel the need to hide or diminish what they are really going through. Admittedly, there’s so much to discuss about kids right now; it’s understandable why that’s an easy go-to conversation topic. You don’t have to stop people from emailing those baby pictures or telling a cute kid story because most of the time, it’s uplifting to everyone. Besides, there is no denying that working parents need the outlet.
Video calls work well, but there is nothing like being physically with someone that knows, loves and accepts you.
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