New eBook: 12 Tips for Employers to Navigate the Future World of Work

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May 28, 2020, 08:46 ET

CHICAGO, May 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- With so many employees quickly shifting to work-from-home arrangements and many others with concerns about remaining on-site during the COVID-19 pandemic, employers face a range of new questions about the future world of work.

To help employers strategically respond to evolving employee needs and concerns, The Grossman Group, a Chicago-based leadership and communications consultancy, has released a new eBook, 12 Tips for Employers to Navigate the Future World of Work.

12 Tips for Employers to Navigate the Future World of Work

"Employee preferences are changing dramatically due to COVID-19 and flexibility is going to be key in responding to that," says David Grossman, founder and CEO of The Grossman Group. "One size does not fit all. Some employees will crave working from home, while others will prefer returning on-site now or when re-entry is possible. Employers who can identify the best working situations for their teams now and into the future will be better poised to succeed and win."

According to a recent survey of 841 U.S. employees conducted by The Grossman Group, nearly half of employees currently working from home want to keep that arrangement. If those employees get their wish, the workplace would be transformed. Prior to COVID-19, only 7 percent of U.S. private sector workers had access to a "flexible workplace" benefit, or telework, according to a prominent study of the U.S. Workforce -- the 2019 National Compensation Survey (NCS) from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. Many of those teleworkers were managers or other white-collar professionals.

Aside from where employees work, employers face a wide range of challenges in managing a workforce full of questions and new needs. The Grossman Group's new eBook is a quick and easy reference guide with insights on employers' most pressing questions, including tips on:

Listening to employees and getting a clear picture of their biggest questions and concerns today
Crafting a specialized response to the needs of on-site employees during a pandemic
Establishing a flexible response to where employees work in the future
Creating a smooth transition for new employees coming on board virtually
Re-setting priorities and goals given the new realities of the economy today
Enhancing your culture to improve how you operate and win
Communicating with impact
Strengthening the employee/employer relationship through trust
And more!

To download a free copy of the eBook, go here: https://www.yourthoughtpartner.com/12-tips-for-employers-to-navigate-the-future-world-of-work-ebook

About The Grossman Group
The Grossman Group is an award-winning Chicago-based communications consultancy focusing on organizational consulting, strategic leadership development and internal communication. A certified diversity supplier, The Grossman Group works closely with Fortune 500 companies and other organizations including Amazon, Astellas, Hillrom, Lockheed Martin, McDonald's, Sage Therapeutics and Tecomet, among others.

About David Grossman
A leading consultant, speaker and author, David Grossman ABC, APR, Fellow PRSA, CSP is one of America's foremost authorities on communication and leadership inside organizations. He is Founder and CEO of The Grossman Group, an award-winning Chicago-based leadership and communications consultancy that focuses on organizational consulting, strategic leadership development and internal communications for Fortune 500 clients. A frequent media source, David provides expert commentary and analysis on employee and leadership issues. He's been featured on "NBC Nightly News," WSJ.com, Today.com, in the Chicago Tribune, LA Times, and CBS MoneyWatch, among others. His latest book "No Cape Needed: The Simplest, Smartest, Fastest Steps To Improve How You Communicate By Leaps and Bounds" recently won the Pinnacle Book Award for the "Best in Business" category and the Beverly Hills International Book Award's President's award.

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The Grossman Group
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SOURCE The Grossman Group