Archived Insight | May 5, 2020

Key Workforce Strategies for Coping with the COVID-19 Crisis

In addition to the public health challenges it poses, the coronavirus has forced institutions of higher learning to manage their workforces with an unprecedented amount of efficiency and innovation.

The session will present several strategies for addressing workforce challenges associated with the financial impacts of the COVID-19 crisis. The strategies will cover a path for developing and analyzing various operational scenarios and their impact on the workforce. We’ll review effective strategies for:

• Deploying restructuring
• Reducing the workforce
• Leading cost reduction
• Revenue generation

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