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Since March 2020 everyone’s routines have changed and more people than ever are working from home. To help stay in touch with the team we hold daily morning huddles through Microsoft Teams, where we...

2020 has changed our working lives. Whilst many of us are working from home, we can be at greater risk of stress, loneliness, exhaustion, and sickness. Looking after our health and wellbeing is more...

Whilst many of our team were working from home during lockdown, we were still here to support them through our daily lockdown huddles. Ensuring that everyone 's mental health and well-being was tip...

Whilst many of our team were working from home during lockdown, we were still here to support them through our daily lockdown huddles. Ensuring that everyone's mental health and well-being was tip...

Lockdown has been a challenge for many organisations and staff. Here is just one of the ways we all supported each other.

Ensuring the team’s morale remains high is at the heart of the Water Hygiene Centre, that’s why during lockdown we set up our daily ‘Morning Huddles’ sharing our video challenges & supporting each...

Our daily 'Morning Huddles' certainly provided some cheery entertainment during lockdown, as we kept in contact with each other throughout.

To help keep our team motivated during lockdown we held a weekly Friday afternoon quiz with a few beverages and snacks.

Since lockdown our working lives have changed enormously and the mental health and well-being of our staff has never been a more important consideration for us.

Whilst working from home during lockdown was all about protecting our staff and clients, we were also acutely aware of the impact the increased social isolation and loneliness can bring to some.