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This study explores how HR professionals supported the wellbeing of staff through the coronavirus pandemic. The research discovered that people professionals did not have crisis policies in place resulting in a spontaneous response to the pandemic. It found that where contingency plans were in place they focussed on data rather than people. Well-being initiatives were found to be ad-hoc and short term and e-presenteeism was identified rather than managed. Soft skills were found to be important for the effective management of people working at a distance.

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This page is a summary of: Delivering well-being through the coronavirus pandemic: the role of human resources (HR) in managing a healthy workforce, Personnel Review, September 2021, Emerald,
DOI: 10.1108/pr-04-2021-0224.
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