- A one-size-fits-all approach to selecting and implementing flexible work options fails to consider unique employee needs and will not reap the benefits of offering a flexible work program (e.g. higher engagement, enhanced employer brand).
- Improper structure and implementation of flexible work programs exacerbates existing challenges (e.g. high turnover) or creates new ones.
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Critical Insight
- Flexible work is more than flexible location. Organizations must understand the needs of unique employee groups to uncover the options that will attract and retain talent.
- Provide greater inclusivity to employees by broadening the scope to include flex location, flex time, and flex time off.
Impact and Result
- Uncover the needs of unique employee segments to shortlist flexible work options that employees want and will use.
- Assess the feasibility of various flexible work options and select ones that meet employee needs and are feasible for the organization.
- Equip the organization with the information and tools needed to implement and sustain a flexible work program.