Offer A Flexible Workplace
Workers want trust and flexibility. For many employees, the flexibility afforded by the pandemic allowed them to be both productive team members and human beings. When you as an employer offer flexibility, you signal to employees that you trust them to do great work and take care of life’s responsibilities. People with appointments, caregiving, and other responsibilities appreciate knowing they are trusted to balance work and personal obligations.
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