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Workplace Flexibility: Are Employers Flexible Enough to Accommodate Change?

HR Digest

The pandemic also showed us that employees are just as, if not more, productive while working from home as they were from offices. Supporting this finding is the Owl Labs’ 2021 State of Remote Work Study. It is a win-win situation for employer and employee. appeared first on The HR Digest.

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5 Key Trends and 5 Important Steps to Take Away From HUB’s 2023 Workforce Absence Management Survey

Griffin Benefits

The need to improve recruiting and retention has affected employee benefits and workforce absence management rather considerably these past two years, in some cases resulting in more liberal policies on hybrid work, paid time off (PTO) and observed holidays. Additional paid holidays take hold. More PTO becomes more SOP.

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The Pros and Cons of Hybrid Working Models

Hppy

A few months after the lockdowns started easing, employers sent out a back-to-work order. Unsurprisingly, many employees resisted it. Globally, about 65 percent of remote workers refuse to work on-site in 2021. Given the current attitude toward flexible work arrangements, entrepreneurs might want to consider that.

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10 Ways to Create a Great Company Culture

Vantage Circle

A study by CNBC states that ‘in 2021, roughly 47 million workers voluntarily quit their jobs, and the high turnover has continued into 2022, with 4.4 One of the most significant changes has been the way employees work. Before the pandemic, many people worked in traditional office settings. Flexibility.