In a recent IBM survey, 69 percent of workers identified this year as the most stressful time in their careers. In fact, the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also found anxiety and depression symptoms have increased by three-fold since 2019, and a quarter of the people said they had mental-health symptoms related to the pandemic. These alarming numbers have many companies weighing options to reopen workplaces so workers can have a break from the social isolation and a chance to reestablish some normal work routines. So how are AI Technologies Helping Businesses, Employees, Students, and Consumers Safely Return to a New Normal During the Pandemic?
They found that employees’ biggest concerns include fears of being exposed to the virus, uncertainty about the future of their workplace, uneasiness about adapting to different workspaces, and feelings of insecurity about their productivity in a remote work environment).
They found that employees’ biggest concerns include fears of being exposed to the virus, uncertainty about the future of their workplace, uneasiness about adapting to different workspaces, and feelings of insecurity about their productivity in a remote work environment).