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CoronavirusWellbeing & working from home hub

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Successful remote working

Guidance for successful agile home working including contacts for support when working remotely.

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Balancing home & work life

The physical, emotional and mental wellbeing of our staff and our students is key. Finding the right balance between home and work life is vital to this.

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Ways to stay physically well

How to stay physically well and healthy while working from home and social distancing.

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Positive mental health & wellbeing

Advice on how to look after your mental health & wellbeing whilst working from home and social distancing.

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How to stay connected & safe online

Includes advice on downloading software, troubleshooting and how to contact the on-line helpdesk.

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Guidance for managers on remote working

Includes tips on how to successfully manage a remote working team, managing communications and workload, and maintaining a sense of team.

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Agile working toolkit

Our Web Toolkit on agile working for staff & managers is now live.

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Free access to online learning

Browse a selection of MOOCs and other relevant online learning resources.

Hear from colleagues across the university

Susan Ali

Susan Ali

Continuous Improvement Facilitator

Furthermore, my colleagues have been understanding of each other throughout. Recently, I read somewhere that we are all in the same water but in different boats. I like this analogy. We are all living through a pandemic, but all have different situations facing us at home and at work.
Susan Ali
Mandy MacLean

Mandy MacLean

Professor

I have always been interested in art so when I was actually advised to find a hobby that would help me relax, I joined an art group and an online watercolour school. During the COVID-19 pandemic and isolation this hobby has been a wonderful activity that takes my mind away from Zoom and to a different place.
Mandy MacLean
Clare Mclaren

Clare McLaren

Impact Development Officer

My working pattern changed quite dramatically during lockdown up until a few weeks ago when the schools went back. As a single parent it was impossible to work “normal hours”, and there was never any expectation from RKES management that this should be the case – something I was very grateful for.
Clare Mclaren