Flexible working seems to be the biggest buzz word in the working world recently.
Flexible working seems to be the biggest buzz word in the working world recently. Many businesses are reluctant to adopt the new, modern way of working. However, many others are embracing it. For us, we see a lot of benefits in flexible working hours, and below we’ve shared a few of them with you.
Flexible working allows you and your employees to benefit from a true work-life balance. Everyone has other priorities in their life, whether that be family, appointments or fulfilling a hobby. Often regular working hours hinder being able to see to other priorities. Flexible working allows you to adjust your hours to fit your priorities, like family or hobbies.
When you allow employees to be flexible with their working hours, you’ll likely see an increase in productivity. Flexible working lets employees work to hours that suit them so that they are more engaged in their work. For example, some people work best later in the day and are less productive in the morning when they’re tired.
Flexible working hours allows them to work only when they feel most engaged and productive. This benefits both them and your business.
This goes without saying; having a good work-life balance and feeling productive at work is going to increase morale. An increase in staff morale results in a decrease in turnover. Therefore by embracing flexible working hours in your workplace, you can ensure you keep hold of valuable staff members.
This is a real benefit to employers when embracing flexible working in their workplace. Employees may choose to come in earlier or leave later which enables you to extend hours in certain departments. This could be particularly beneficial to departments such as customer service.
For more information, or if you’re looking for a recruitment solution, get in touch with ACS Staffing Solutions. Contact us by calling 01604 704058 for Northampton or 01536 532820 for Kettering. You can also fill out our short contact form on our website.
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