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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2022

Return to Work: Addressing issues of culture, workplace behaviour and performance management

A good opportunity for employers to re-engage with employees and to consider how to ensure high workplace standards.

AustraliaEmployment and HR
Matthew McKeon
Matthew McKeon

For two years, restrictions and lockdowns have kept workplaces empty. However, the easing of restrictions across Australia has seen employees return to the workplace and offices comeback to life. This has been met with enthusiasm by employees and employers alike. This return to work presents the opportunity for employers to re-engage with employees and it is a good time to consider how employers can ensure high workplace standards.

What does the culture actually look like?

Many organisations have successfully continued operations during the pandemic on a work from home basis. Organisations have navigated the challenges of hiring new employees and dealing with resignations and dismissals, all while working from home. With employees now returning to work employers may be surprised about their organisation's workplace culture. The prolonged working from home, staff changes and employee's becoming accustomed to greater flexibility will all contribute to a workplace

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