The Pro's And Con's Of Flexible Working - Deepstash

The Pro's And Con's Of Flexible Working

While employees are generally very positive on the benefits of flexible working, employers can be split, and potentially for good reason.

The Pro's:

  • Improved work life balance.
  • Happier employees which can reduce illness and staff turnover.
  • More autonomy as employees can manage their own workload/time.

The Con's:

  • Staff can feel isolated.
  • Teams need to make extra effort to communicate.
  • Creativity can be more difficult when not face to face

You need to balance these out.

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