For many businesses, weekend working is becoming a practical way to stay competitive.
Why Working Saturdays and Sundays Is Becoming the New Competitive Advantage
For many businesses, weekend working is becoming a practical way to stay competitive.
Why Working Saturdays and Sundays Is Becoming the New Competitive Advantage
How can staff be monitored to ensure productivity without crossing lines into unnecessary surveillance?
To put it simply: our relationship to work has changed.
From flexible working to childcare support, employers can utilise family-friendly policies to create a culture in which parents feel not only supported but uplifted.
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The policy will not now be enshrined in law and will instead take the form of a statutory code of practice.
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Crown World Mobility's survey also found that more than 80% of respondents say their employees are more productive when they are on assignment than when they work in their home country.
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Since the COVID pandemic, absenteeism has re-emerged as a significant problem.
The rocketing demand for last minute getaways can also be explained by the continued rise of flexible working options across businesses and industries.
Being a parent is a full-time job in its own right and combining that with work comes with a set of unique challenges.
The rise of remote work has brought about a transformative shift in how employees approach their professional lives.
To be successful in managing a remote team, you need to have the right tools and strategies in place.
In what has been dubbed 'The Great Resignation', employers are finding it harder than ever to maintain their staff and are often even unable to find new hires - when there is a supposed surplus of workers.
As work and play mix, can what sounds like an idyllic vacation become simply the new 9-5.
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To attract and retain top talent, office spaces must be reimagined with the employee experience in mind.
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The idea of what an ‘office job’ is has changed in people’s minds.
As life is gradually returning to normal for people and businesses across the UK, organisations of every size must ensure their staff members experience a smooth transition back into normal working life.
The world is your oyster as a digital nomad.
Will more people consider moving abroad now they can work from home?
Any change from the status quo is challenging, but this one is particularly so because there are many barriers to overcome.