Requests for Flexible Working: How Do I Handle It?
Posted in : How Do I Handle It ROI on 16 October 2018 Issues covered:Advances in technology have led to a changing working environment where remote working is becoming both increasingly accessible and popular, with the result that requests for flexible working arrangements are becoming more common.
Employers want a well-educated and flexible workforce that allows their companies to be competitive and employees want the flexibility that enables them to balance work and family life. Advances in technology have led to a changing working environment where remote working is becoming both increasingly accessible and popular, with the result that requests for flexible working arrangements are becoming more common. Flexible working has also been known to
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