Flexible working
Government guidance for people in England to work from home where possible has come to an end, as have other "Plan-B" measures such as mask wearing.
Around 30 more employers are set to participate in a four-day week trial where researchers will measure the impact it has on productivity and wellbeing.
Employees in England have been advised to work from home from today (13 December) as the government triggers its plan B coronavirus defence.
Refusals to accommodate flexible working requests are costing businesses almost £2bn a year, one of the first reports to quantify the economic benefits of flexible work has revealed.
Employees will be entitled to request flexible working from the first day of their job under government proposals revealed today, while carers will receive the right to a week's unpaid leave.
News: HR and legal information and guidance relating to flexible working.
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