The shift to hybrid work is a strategic business opportunity for every organisation – one that requires a new operating model that must align with corporate culture and employee priorities. But effective hybrid working won’t just happen. It will need a well-conceived strategy that is adaptable to cater for the variety of individual and organisational needs found in UK workplaces.
Get the strategy right and organisations could create competitive advantages for many years to come.
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