Flexibility at Work: Balancing the Interests of Employer and Employee

Flexibility at Work: Balancing the Interests of Employer and Employee

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2000 · Anglais · Relié
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Peter Reilly delves into the complex landscape of workplace flexibility, exploring its dual role as a critical necessity for organizational survival and a potential point of contention between employers and employees. He examines the various perspectives on flexibility, highlighting the benefits it can bring, such as enhanced job satisfaction and productivity, while also addressing concerns about its impact on company culture and productivity.

Through a blend of research and practical examples, Reilly provides insight into how organizations can navigate the challenges surrounding flexible work arrangements. The book offers strategies for finding common ground, ensuring that both employer and employee interests are respected and met, ultimately fostering a healthier work environment where both parties can thrive.

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Format Relié
Pages 192 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié Dec 28, 2000
Éditeur Routledge
ISBN-10 0566082594
ISBN-13 9780566082597
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