Workplace wellbeing in lockdown

Posted on: January 21, 2021

This week’s episode of the Third Sector podcast looks at how charities can support their employees in the current circumstances.

In the latest weekly episode of the Third Sector Podcast, editor Emily Burt and features and analysis writer Rebecca Cooney look at what voluntary organisations can do to mitigate the impact of the third lockdown on their workers and volunteers.

While we might be relieved to see the back of 2020, realistically there’s still a long road ahead of us in battling the pandemic, especially as we settle into being in a national lockdown for the third time.

Listen to the Third Sector podcast here.

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