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In this episode 175 of the podcast I am following on from the last episode on Hybrid Working and this time bring you my list of practical considerations that employers should be working through when preparing to introduce Hybrid Working.
In this episode of the podcast I cover:
– Why it is important to consult with staff before you finalise your policy and introduce Hybrid Working.
– Why you should give serious consideration to having a trial period for Hybrid Working before making it a permanent change.
– Why stipulating the frequency of days employees can work from the office is important.
– How to consider what days of the week employees must work from the office and why it is important to set this as a requirement of staff.
– Why you should think seriously at the early stages about office space and how it will work with employees coming to the office.
– Whether you need to change employee contracts or merely issue a letter detailing the change.
– What you need to consider if the change to Hybrid Working is not agreed by some staff.
– Why serious consideration needs to be given to the potential impact Hybrid Working could have on equality, diversity and inclusion in your business.
– Why I would not advise allowing Hybrid meetings to take place, and would recommend that all staff are either present in the meeting or everyone attends virtually, regardless of their location.
– Why work life balance needs to be part of your consideration when introducing Hybrid Working.
Free Checklist for Employers who are considering Hybrid Working
I have created a check list of all of the things that I recommend you include in your considerations, discussions and policy when introducing Hybrid Working.
You can download your free copy here: FREE CHECKLIST
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