Remote work can boost productivity and curb burnout

Before the pandemic, many managers would laugh at the thought of allowing employees to work remotely. Now, as the future-of-work paradigm shift accelerates, organisations have seen how people working from home can be even more productive – and less prone to burnout. Allyson Zimmermann writes that remote work options that are sustainable, equitable, and humane are essential for organisations to weather the current and future disruptions.