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Set your priorities; flexible working helps you to keep control

Posted 28 February 2008 at 3:32PM by Graham Jarvis in Email and communications

Graham Jarvis - BT Cisco communityTo continue the discussion 'Does flexible working mean I've lost control of my employees?'; over on the BT Cisco community, we take a closer look at the benefits of flexible working.

Suffolk County Council and BT are two good case studies.

Read the full article to find out more

Do you have any good examples too? How can your company benefit?

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1. At February 29, 2008 10:10 AM, boon wrote:

I suppose it depends on the nature of your work. Callcentres employ people who are flexible, but this entails the employee being completely flexible to suit the companys' working hours rather than the company being flexible towards the employees needs. Seems like flexibile working within call centre industry is a one way street.

2. At February 29, 2008 12:13 PM, Hulk 'The Real American' Hogan wrote:

In reference to the comment made by Mr. Boon, I totally 100% agree, though there are some places out there that are two way street's in terms of flexibility. There are some employers out there that go out their way to keep certain employee's.

- Hulk Hogan

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