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How to make workforce operations planning more flexible, resilient

Insperity

Now, with new disease variants rising, forward-thinking business leaders are starting to recognize that having a flexible strategy may be a long-term part of a company’s overall workforce operations planning. From business needs to employee expectations, below are a few things to consider regarding a flexible workforce strategy.

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Bala Consulting Engineers Offices – Wayne

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Meyer partnered with Bala Consulting Engineers to bring to life their vision of a destination headquarters that prioritizes employee health and innovation and supports a 100% in-person workforce. A fully functioning Digital Twin of the office space was implemented to continually monitor internal conditions.

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Confidential Consulting Firm Offices – Denver

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This global confidential top-tier consulting firm was recently ranked as #1 on Glassdoor’s Best Places To Work list for 2024. A sizable work café features snacks and beverages with a variety of moveable furniture arrangements for ultimate flexibility for socializing and events.

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ABeam Consulting Offices – Singapore

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SCA has taken this term as inspiration for the design of ABeam Consulting – a consulting firm that helps clients or businesses identify and find their IKIGAI! Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a curved wall with a backlit ABeam Consulting logo and spotlight, while a running LED strip adds brightness to the area.

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Two thirds of employees unaware of new flexible working rights

Workplace Insight

A new survey from Acas claims that over two-thirds of employees (70 percent) are not aware of new flexible working rights that mean they will have a right to request flexible working from their employer from day one of their job next year. ” The day one right to request flexible working will come into force on 6 April 2024.

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New flexible working rights to come into force next year

Workplace Insight

Plans to allow employees to request flexible working from their first day of employment are due to come into force from April 2024. Regulations have been laid before Parliament this week removing the requirement for 26 weeks’ service to ask for flexible times and places of work, due to come into effect on 6 April next year.

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Post-pandemic employee turnover: Why it’s happening and what to do about it

Insperity

Meanwhile, the 2020 Eagle Hill Consulting COVID-19 Workforce Burnout Survey found that one in four employees plans to leave their job once the pandemic is over. Furthermore, as workplace norms have shifted to embrace remote work and flexible schedules , employees have had an opportunity to reassess their priorities and preferences.