Well, 2020 was definitely a strange year. And, while we may have all become experts at bobbing and weaving through the many unprecedented challenges of 2020, it’s time to dust off (or draft, if you never even got that far) your Pandemic Playbook, and get it ready for 2021. The following article, originally published inGo to Article
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Let’s start the new year by practicing more civility towards one another. Let’s act the way we want our kids to act. When watching little ones playing together in a sandbox, what do you see? Children sharing toys and tools. Communication, both verbal and nonverbal. Kids watching one another and getting new ideas based onGo to Article
Hey, boss, my coworker just cleared her throat twice. Can you send her home? As a manager in a pre-COVID office environment, what would you have done? Maybe nothing. Overreaction by a manager could have been seen as invading someone’s personal space and intruding upon someone’s private health concerns. However, during a pandemic, it isGo to Article
Get over yourself. They don’t exist. So, let’s focus on priorities instead. As the Legal Administrator for Altitude Community Law P.C., my style, like many others in management, has always had an emphasis on being fair. Company policies provide expectations of all employees, regardless of Department and regardless of rank. Client servicing expectations do notGo to Article
Memorial Day typically kicks off the pool season in Colorado. However due to the current pandemic, Boards and homeowners are beginning to wonder when, and if, the community pool will open this summer. Colorado is currently under Governor Polis’ Safer at Home Order, which is set to continue in effect until 11:59 p.m. on May 26,Go to Article