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Employee well-being surveys

Employee well-being surveys

TU Delft now wants to conduct surveys now, in September and in December to monitor the well-being of employees during the corona crisis. Ena Voûte, Dean of Industrial Design Engineering and chair of the Covid-19 working group on work and well-being, stated this. In the video below, Voûte explains that, operationally speaking, TU employees were able to make the change to working from home relatively easy, but she notes it is also important to look at the mental aspect. “Are we all going to keep it up?”

 


News editor Marjolein van der Veldt

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