17th May 2023
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From Alan Townsend, Managing Director at JVP Group.
With nearly 66% of all employers now operating a version of hybrid working and jobseekers seeing it as a key differentiator when they’re looking for their next career step, we have looked at some of the best practice methodology to ensure that hybrid working employees are productive and fully engaged.
The route to a hybrid working model for many companies was driven by the necessity of work from home during the pandemic, rather than a structured response to employees seeking more flexibility to improve their work life balance.
Therefore, the rapid transition to a hybrid workforce means that many employees are not set up to be efficient when working out of the office and companies don’t have the necessary policies, procedures, or best practice in place to ensure it works for both parties. For example, how many companies have managed to put in place a workstation assessment for hybrid employees?
So, moving forward how can employers ensure that hybrid or work from home employees are productive and engaged?
Providing a positive, fulfilling flexible working environment for employees is now a core business value that will attract and retain exceptional talent.
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