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September 17, 2020
Living and working in a virtual world
As we look ahead to this fall and winter, take time to learn more tricks and tips to live and work successfully in a virtual world. Use these ideas for yourself and share with your colleagues through your workplace wellness efforts.
Eating nourishing meals and snacks are critical to maintaining good health – both physically and mentally. Here are some tips that can support you and your household:
We have lived through six months of the pandemic, experienced civil unrest due to long-standing racial injustices, and have been balancing the uncertain economy. Warm summer days allowed us to be outdoors and gave a slight reprieve from stress, but what can managers do to support their employees over the fall and winter?
Here are some tips from the Harvard Business Review:
This informative video from the Wall Street Journal provides a quick refresher on making sure your desk is set up right for you:
Check out the MDH Businesses and Employers: COVID-19 webpage for more information on the latest guidance whether opening, planning for opening, or health-related issues such as screening and testing employees.
This webinar is back by popular demand! It is a reprise of the June 24, 2020 version, updated with important COVID-19 considerations.
With COVID-19 dominating the headlines — and our lives — preventive care is slipping off the radar. But because people living with chronic disease are at increased risk of severe illness from the coronavirus, it’s more important than ever to assertively address preventable conditions.
Please join us for a fast-paced, complimentary lunch-and-learn webinar to get the latest information about how employers are getting results with high-quality, cost-effective diabetes prevention programs. You will learn to assess your organization’s risk of doing nothing, gain information about how Minnesota employers are addressing prediabetes, and come away with valuable tools and resources to help your organization act to stop diabetes in its tracks.
WHEN: October 1, 2020
TIME: 11:30-12:30 (CST)
Session number: 146 895 4563 Session password: NoMoreDiabetes!
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