Whether your team is office based, hybrid or remote, your business needs a remote working policy.
Get it right and a clear policy can create higher employee satisfaction and lower your costs, too.
Update your remote working policy regularly
Every business should make a habit of auditing how employees are currently working remotely and updating their remote working policy regularly.
You can do this via employee surveys or by gathering team-by-team feedback.
It’s also key to be clear and concise in your remote working policy to prevent any confusion. Clear is kind.
Be sure to cover all aspects of remote work
If it sounds challenging, don’t fret, we’ve got you.
- Who does your remote working policy apply to – is it all staff, full-time staff only or otherwise?
- Do we want to offer core working hours or fixed working hours for every remote worker?
- Are staff able to work overseas?
- What is our definition of remote working?
- Do we want to support our employees with local, on-demand workspace passes as part of our remote working policy?
- What data security measures do we need to mention to keep sensitive information safe when working remotely?
- What technology does every remote worker need to be aware of?
- What is our remote working approval policy?
Give your team access to on-demand coworking and meeting rooms as part of your remote working policy
It’s an important one because remote working takes on many different forms.
However, now the world has opened back up, you have the opportunity to be more creative with how your team works remotely.
Enter flexible workspaces, meeting rooms and venues (both in the UK and abroad).
For some people, working from home doesn’t work well.
Whatever the case, giving your people access to on-demand coworking and meeting rooms help teams switch up their environment and spark new ideas.
You’ve decided not to stay in a permanent office near Old Street, but you recognise that people in your team, particularly more junior staff, don’t have comfortable spaces to work from home.
So, you want to offer your people flexible access to meeting rooms and coworking spaces across London and the surrounding counties.
To move your workforce on to the next phase of hybrid working, you want to introduce a new company perk: access to flexible venues across the world.
Giving your teams access to flexible workspaces is a new way of supporting them in being able to work productively from abroad — ensuring they have WiFi and a good work setup!
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