The COVID-19 pandemic is having a different impact on different countries around the world. While some economies remain closed and populations are in lockdown, others are beginning to open back up and workers are returning to their offices as they reopen business.

As COVID-19 restrictions are eased in some parts of the world, businesses who have had employees working from home for the past few months now have decisions to make about whether to require their employees to return to the office or whether they should keep working from home.

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect people around the world. Several months on, normal life is still a long way off from being able to resume - and this is taking a mental health toll on many.

An unfortunate aspect of modern life is the amount of stress people seem to be increasingly under, with workplace stress accounting for a lot of this.

Many businesses are struggling to keep their employees engaged and informed during the COVID-19 pandemic as the situation has created several different challenges that they need to overcome.

As many companies are beginning to see employees return to the workplace as COVID-19 restrictions ease, it’s really important to have strict rules in place about social distancing in the office while the virus is still present in the community.

As COVID-19 restrictions are being wound back in many parts of the world, employees who have been working from home during lockdown are starting to return to the workplace.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues around the world, a great focus has been on health and safety - particularly related to masks, hand hygiene and social distancing.

With COVID-19 on the rise all over the world, businesses need to take appropriate steps to protect both their employees and their customers and other stakeholders from the spread of the virus.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused illness and deaths in large numbers around the world. Every day we see those numbers rise, while other social problems and economic issues continue to be exacerbated.