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ARTICLE · 07 AUGUST 2020

Does Working From Home Reduce Employee Sickness Related Absences?

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, under the advice of the Government, many employers were forced to allow staff to work from home, significantly reducing the number of employees working...

GibraltarEmployment and HR

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, under the advice of the Government, many employers were forced to allow staff to work from home, significantly reducing the number of employees working from the office.

Across ISOLAS LLP and Fiduciary Management Ltd, we rapidly moved from a predominantly officeworking environment, to having 70% of staff within ISOLAS and 50% within Fiduciary working from home. As restrictions are now being lifted in Gibraltar, and our employees begin a phased return to the workplace, it is an opportunity for HR practitioners to consider what impact working from home has had on staff and wider business initiatives.

As a HR professional, providing internal support as well as offering an outsourced HR service through Fiduciary HR Solutions, I am interested in exploring this topic further. Most recently, my aim was to determine to what extent sickness levels had been affected by a change in working environment. As 50 to 70% of our staff were

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