The Future Of Work

The Coronavirus pandemic undoubtedly acted as a major catalyst for change to established workplace traditions, with many employers adopting widespread remote and flexible working arrangements for the first time or rapidly scaling up existing practices.

This said, the traditional workplace was already under threat, with technological advances challenging preconceptions around the when and where of the modern workplace.

The demand for flexibility is unlikely to slow post-pandemic, as employers apply lessons learned over the last two years and harness the benefits of technology driven remote-working.

In this article, the Tughans employment team consider three major areas of change.