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Digital work environments: Exploring results, tools and leadership strategies

As the landscape of work continues to evolve with the rise of , ensuring the wellbeing and safety of employees has become more critical than ever.

As part of the European Week for Safety and Health at Work, an upcoming webinar will shed light on the outcomes of labour inspections conducted by the Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise, which assessed the impact of on employees and identified potential risks in digital workspaces. The session will look at how these findings can be applied to improve working conditions and minimise risks associated with long-term remote and digital work setups.

Speakers will present a case study exploring the challenges faced by managers leading a completely remote team and how innovative strategies can be implemented to foster communication, productivity and team cohesion in a virtual workspace.

A selection of tools and support systems specifically designed to enhance worker wellbeing in the digital work environment will also be introduced.

Moderator:

  • Axel Wiman

Speakers:

  • Malin Cato, project manager at The Work Environment Authority  
  • Ewa Thylén, former manager at The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth  
  • Nina Dahlman, Head Safety Representative at The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth  
  • Linn Johansson, Union Representative at The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth  
  • Lisa Markström, Prevent  
  • Robert Zelena, Suntarbetsliv

Organisation

Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise

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Sweden
25/10/2024
Add to my calendar 2024-10-25 02:00:00 2024-10-25 02:00:00 Digital work environments: Exploring results, tools and leadership strategies As the landscape of work continues to evolve with the rise of Remote work is any type of working arrangement to work from home or – more generally – away from the employer’s premises or in a fixed location. In this context the focus is on remote work enabled by digital technologies (e.g. personal computers, smartphones, laptops, software packages and the internet). , ensuring the wellbeing and safety of employees has become more critical than ever. As part of the European Week for Safety and Health at Work, an upcoming webinar will shed light on the outcomes of labour inspections conducted by the Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise, which assessed the impact of Remote work is any type of working arrangement to work from home or – more generally – away from the employer’s premises or in a fixed location. In this context the focus is on remote work enabled by digital technologies (e.g. personal computers, smartphones, laptops, software packages and the internet). on employees and identified potential risks in digital workspaces. The session will look at how these findings can be applied to improve working conditions and minimise risks associated with long-term remote and digital work setups. Speakers will present a case study exploring the challenges faced by managers leading a completely remote team and how innovative strategies can be implemented to foster communication, productivity and team cohesion in a virtual workspace. A selection of tools and support systems specifically designed to enhance worker wellbeing in the digital work environment will also be introduced. Moderator: Axel Wiman Speakers: Malin Cato, project manager at The Work Environment Authority   Ewa Thylén, former manager at The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth   Nina Dahlman, Head Safety Representative at The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth   Linn Johansson, Union Representative at The Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth   Lisa Markström, Prevent   Robert Zelena, Suntarbetsliv Swedish Agency for Work Environment Expertise hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public

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