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Policies, when applied consistently, also demonstrate your fairness to the entire organization. Have written and consistently applied policiesgoverning: Appearance Time and attendance Social media Office etiquette Media contact Remote work. Ideally, these policies are documented in your employee handbook.
As a result, they had to adapt to working alongside the distractions of family members and pets, accepting longer work hours and a diminished work-life balance, and learning new technologies they may have never used before. Officepolicies surrounding sick leaves and personal leaves had to be reevaluated.
According to a Future Forums study conducted in Fall 2021 about inflexible return-to-officepolicies, 44% of executives want to return to fully in-office work, compared to only 17% of non-executive employees. Employers’ view on a return to the office. Employees’ view on a return to the office.
Often, change is predictable or planned well in advance, such as: Implementation of a new system or technology Introduction of a new officepolicy Moving to a new office Mergers and acquisitions Modification to senior leadership Reorganization of staff Retirement of a top-performing, highly valued employee.
Key findings: Leaders are digging into their data to find out if return-to-officepolicies are working. 88 percent of those surveyed work for organizations that have an in-officepolicy – and most are now measuring the success of this policy by delving into their data.
The majority of UK travel managers (89 percent) say travel is a growing business priority in 2024, anticipating increased budgets driven by return-to-officepolicies, inflation and ESG requirements. This is a key finding in new research by Uber for Business which claims to reveal a resurgent demand for business travel.
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