Remove Employment Remove Magazine Remove Work From Home
article thumbnail

10 Companies Offering Work from Home

HR Digest

Flexi timings, work from home, remote work, or telecommute are all now a normal part of the conversation when hiring decisions are made. There was a time when flexi timings or work from home was not considered a savvy move. million people in the US work from home at least.

article thumbnail

Supporting staff through the menopause: what employers need to know

cipHR

million women over 50 in work in 2015), it’s something employers cannot ignore. Here, we’ll outline what the menopause is, common symptoms likely to affect workers, and how employers can give better support to staff during this time. . They felt they got more support from colleagues than managers, too.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Finding work-life balance? Periodic in-office check-ins is the way to go!

HR Digest

The forced adoption of the work-from-home option has shown both its pros and cons more starkly then any amount of studies over the years could have done. The upside for work-from-home is that companies have discovered the employees are more productive and engaged. Work-life Balance.

article thumbnail

Remote work is here to stay – so, you’d better build a policy

Insperity

As some employers start to bring their employees back to work and others mull it over, leaders and managers may be eager to put 2020’s massive, sudden work from home experiment behind them. However, the era of everyone working full-time in centralized work spaces appears to be gone for good.

article thumbnail

Hybrid working, work from anywhere and the evolution of the Third Place

Workplace Insight

The first phase in this mindset progression was ironically a physical transition: from the office to primarily working from home. No longer was this work style associated with the most progressive of companies; it became an experience had by all, regardless of industry, department, or title.

article thumbnail

Always connected in the age of disconnection

Workplace Insight

The conflation of the terms may explain why the pronouncement of execs that some percentage of their workforce is to work remotely in future is met with approval, while the suggestion by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella that working from home isn’t something to consider permanently for everybody is heresy.

article thumbnail

Top Company Perks that Won’t Break your Budget

Abel HR

Telecommuting During the pandemic, more people than ever began working from home. But as fears of the virus waned, employers began mandating their employees return to work. Home-Office/Office Expense Budget While working from home does remain popular, there’s also a risk that employees will feel disconnected.