WFH is here to stay, as we grapple with Covid-19 and transition to a new normal. More and more, people have to communicate via video or tele-conferencing and will require quiet workspaces. To help employees cope with remote working, many organisations have rolled out initiatives such as employee welfare care-packs.
However, companies should also help employees tackle noise pollution at home. This can be done by helping to off-set some of the expense of noise reduction should employees choose to soundproof their windows or doors. This could potentially safeguard employee well-being and enhance productivity.