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ARTICLE · 27 JULY 2020

Flexible Working, Home Working And The ‘New Normal'

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Over the last few months, employers and workers have had to get used to a new way of working. Many employees have been working from home.

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Over the last few months, employers and workers have had to get used to a new way of working. Many employees have been working from home. Others may have found themselves stranded overseas whilst air travel has either been impossible or undesirable.

Those who have started to return to their workplaces may be doing so on rotation or on staggered shifts, to comply with social distancing. As the consequences of the pandemic have forced companies to find solutions to complex logistical difficulties, home working and flexible working practices have come to the fore.

Although many uncertainties remain, one thing that does seem clear is that many employers and employees will be operating under the 'new normal' for some time to come. Though it has undoubtedly been a trying time, some employers as well as employees could have seen some benefits from an increasingly flexible approach to work. With these points in mind, employers may be considering that this is a good time to

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