Posts Tagged ‘flexible working’
According to GetWorkSimple, the majority of employers now accept that teleworkers are more productive than their office based colleagues. With rising costs of travel and increased focus on the bottom line, many companies too are adopting a much more progressive approach to working policies as way to increase productivity and reduce office related costs. Great [...]
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Tags: employment policy, flexible working, teleworking
why consider flexible working?
I stumbled across an interesting piece on IT Pro giving 10 reasons for companies to consider introducing a flexible working policy. This is a real interest area of mine, having managed to maintain a senior position in the PR industry whilst raising a family and living outside of London. I have been fortunate to have [...]
Filed under: flexible/home working | 9 Comments
Tags: flexible working, homeworking, ITPro
flexible working…5 must haves
Had a lovely breakfast the other morning with my pal and ex-colleague, Stephen Waddington who, like me, has recently opted for the co-location lifestyle and moved to the wilds of Northumberland. He is continuing to run Rainier PR with Steve Earl in London. Unsurprisingly, a large part of the conversation was about flexible/remote/home working with [...]
Filed under: PR | 7 Comments
Tags: colocation, flexible working
getting to the point
The subtitle of this blog is PR: Family Life: Having it all: Having a ball and as yet, I have failed miserably to write about much of it… So, after four months of random posts, I am sitting down tonight to finish a post on the topic I originally intended this blog to be about [...]
Filed under: family life, flexible/home working, PR | 7 Comments
Tags: dual location, flexible working, flexible/home working, remote working, teleworking, time splitting
