Thread: Staff to gain right to request flexible working from first day
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Old 24-09-2021, 20:59   #14
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Re: Staff to gain right to request flexible working from first day
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
More unnecessary bureaucracy. Companies and public services are trying to run their businesses, for God’s sake!

There’s a shift in peoples attitudes towards work, and the requirements for better conditions for employees. Most companies that can offer flexible work patterns and don’t will end up losing to those that do. It’s already happening in tech & fintech businesses, perks such as catered lunches, stocked fridges etc are rapidly losing their appeal to flexible working/wfh
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