What is New Normal

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A way whereby education is expected to take place in the post COVID-19 age which will be different from the way education was commonly practiced in the pre-COVID-19 days. Learn more in: From Equality to Equity to Justice: Should Online Education Be the New Normal in Education?

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Refers to new measures, policies or protocols that have an effect on the attitude and behavior of people in the field of public health after the Covid-19 pandemic. Learn more in: Indigenous Peoples in the Midst of COVID-19: Populism and Nationalism as Impediments to Global Solidarity

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After the COVID-19 pandemic, companies are trying to adapt to the new normal process, which includes the stages of life returning to normal, by producing innovations or taking precautions. With well-structured measures and usual procedures, daily life and work life define the new normal. Companies now continue by adapting their processes to the 'New Normal' or working from home and continuing without contact. The new normal, which is heard a lot thanks to the coronavirus, is adapting to the conditions and accepting the reality in our lives from now on. After the crisis created by the epidemic, the 'new normal' is to be faced and there will be differences as well. Learn more in: Employee-Friendly Human Resources Management Strategies in the New Age “Covid” Era

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It is an expression of recent use that has emerged in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Its use goes beyond informal contexts, as many governments, and even international organizations, as the World Health Organization or The Europol, are making use of this term. It has been used since the mandatory confinement of 2020 that occurred in many countries as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic began to be lifted. It was a way of naming what was going to be the new normal in people’s lives once those confinements were over. This expression was meant to explain to people that life as we knew it before was not going to be the same. Thereafter, protocols had to be followed that would change the day-to-day. For example, the obligation of distance between people; temporary restrictions on mobility; mandatory use of masks; restrictions on the maximum number of people allowed in meetings, restaurants, establishments... In September 2021 many of these restrictions are still active, despite the fact that a significant percentage of the population is vaccinated, especially in Europe. The citizens seem to have assumed this expression as something no longer temporary, since it is more than likely that many things will not return to the way they were before the pandemic and that what we are living now is really the new and permanent normality. Learn more in: Sustainability in Tourism After COVID-19: A Systematic Review

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It covers the stages of life returning to normal after the covid-19 virus. Learn more in: Remote Working in the New Normal of a Global Pandemic: Autonomous Ships and Shore Control Centres

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A new normal is a state to which an economy, society, etc. settles following a crisis, when this differs from the situation that prevailed prior to the start of the crisis. Learn more in: A Human Resource Management Practice on Working Remotely During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic: Redesigning the Office of the Future

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New normal means to reimagine life after crisis. Learn more in: Experiences of Educators in Imparting Digital Education and 21st Century Skills to Modern Students

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New normal means to reimagine life after crisis. Learn more in: Ascertaining the Interest of Women to Drive Innovation Through Entrepreneurship Post-Pandemic: A Research Study in the United Arab Emirates (UAE)

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New routines or way of life due to changes brought by the Covid-19 pandemic. Learn more in: Strategic Measures and Tactical Interventions for COVID-19 Impact Relief on SMEs

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New routines or way of life due to changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more in: SMEs and Business Sustainability: Achieving Sustainable Business Growth in the New Normal

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New normal refers to the state of human society that has taken place since the global crisis. The crucial question is how to set this new normal? Is it possible? Learn more in: Human Resources in the Digital Era: Hybrid Work Environment as a “New Normal”

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A previously unfamiliar or atypical situation that has become standard, usual, or expected. Learn more in: Responding to COVID-19 for Information Delivery: A Case Study of Learning Resource Centre, Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management

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A new way of living and going about people lives, work and interactions with other people post-COVID-19. Learn more in: Digital Transformation in Aviation Education: Post COVID-19

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The state of the organization's functioning in conditions of permanent crisis threat caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more in: Strategic Responses of the Organization to the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis

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This is a situation that is different from previous experiences and is expected to be the usual. Learn more in: Opportunities and Challenges Offered by the “New Normal” in the Book Value Chain

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Workplaces must adapt to new conditions to keep employees safe, healthy and productive. Learn more in: The Value of Workplace Culture in the Digital Leadership Era

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New normal is a situation, which is different from what has been experienced or done before but is expected to become usual or typical. Learn more in: Dynamics of Sustainable Supply Chain Management in the Post-COVID-19 Era: A Bibliometric Literature Review

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Common phrase or terminology coined during the onset of COVID-19 symbolizing the deviation from normal or usual way of life to align to the COVID protocols. Learn more in: People's Responses to COVID-19 Containment Measures in Selected Areas in Nairobi County, Kenya: Dynamism of Nairobians in Response to COVID-19

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Post-COVID reality. Learn more in: Creating and Managing International Virtual Teams of Students in Management Education

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Herein refers to the situation or period in which people were constrained by several public rules and prohibitions intending to cope with the coronavirus disease. Learn more in: Academic Integrity of Tourism Students: The 2020 Experience

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A new normal is the state in which an economy, society, or other entity settles after a crisis, when it differs from the situation that existed prior to the start of the crisis. Learn more in: Agile Leadership and Organization Performance in the Perspective of VUCA