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ARTICLE · 14 OCTOBER 2021

Flexible Work Patterns In Denmark After COVID-19?

Many employers have had their employees working from home in full or in part during the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many cases working from home has turned out to be quite a success.

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Return to work after the pandemic

Many employers have had their employees working from home in full or in part during the COVID-19 pandemic, and in many cases working from home has turned out to be quite a success. It has shown that it is possible to work together from a distance, and that most meetings may be held online. Remote working has increased flexibility and potentially also employees' efficiency and likewise it has saved employers' expenses for business travelling and accommodation costs etc. Many employers are consequently considering permitting employees working from their home offices in full or in part on a more permanent basis.

There are various models to be considered when implementing a more flexible work pattern. It may be voluntary based on the employee's own wish, a mandatory instruction from the employer, a flexible scheme with work performed partly from the office and partly from the home office with no fixed days in or out of the office, or

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