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What will long-term shifts toward flexible working mean for employers and employees?

By Elouisa Crichton
September 20, 2021
  • COVID-19
  • Employee welfare
  • Flexible working
  • Working Time
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We look at systematic changes and approaches to flexible working practices following COVID-19 and beyond on our website.

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