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They want to increase their use of flexible
Their preferred choice was to increase the use of flexible work arrangements,
while Australia has the capability of immediately prior to Szeged. Crucial for the
case study interview is the retention of ability. So for most of the duration of response was significantly related to GED focused on what has been traditionally
scheduled to be flexible as well as for employees. For some of these new initiatives as a result GED those interviewed identified the following as afocus: previously accrued for the year. Annual leave and long service to; ;
expand on some of the benefits; Reduced hours (eg, four weeks);
career breaks; Focus your energy on a flexible work arrangement. ; And focus on the increase in video conferencing (rather than face to face meetings that require
travel) As Australia had experienced a Talent shortage immediately prior to the GED, a Key Issue for the
by Making changes to pay, working Arrangements, Recruitment, Training. and Relocation Case Study interviewees was the retention of Talent. Hence for the majority of the interviewees a significant response to the GED involved an Increased emphasis on what have been traditionally defined as Flexible Work Arrangements, including Leave, for Permanent staff. For Some, these. were New initiatives implemented as a Result of the GED. interviewees indicated the following became Afocus: Using previously Accrued Annual and long Service Leave; Purchasing Annual Leave; Extended Leave with the retention of Some of the Benefits; Reduced hours (eg, a Four Day. Week); Career Breaks; A renewed Focus or Energy on promoting the existing Flexible Work Arrangements; and An Increased Focus on Video-Conferencing (rather than Face-to-Face meetings requiring travel). Overall, the Growing diversification in the organization of working. time raises questions About its Impact on Productivity and Firm Performance, as well as the Need for an awareness of this Dimension when considering employers 'and Workers' Preferences regarding working time. At the Same time, this Trend is also promising in the Sense that it. Might Offer "Win-Win" Solutions that could potentially Benefit Workers and employers both. It is hoped that this Study Will provide useful Guidance regarding How to respond to New Trends and Developments in the Area of working time and develop innovative, mutually beneficial Working-. time arrangements. If there is a release and allow employees to work long hours. Which will impact negatively on both the employee and the organization. Managers are required to participate in the plan. And encouraging employees to achieve work goals. But at the same time, welfare Hotel staff Flex Especially during the economic downturn. Employers have the flexibility to cut costs. And increase revenue for the organization Each employer must arrange that. Flexible to work out differences, such as Virgin Australia are flexible to deploy. Stop by staff And layoffs to reduce costs while KPMG flexible deployment. By reducing the number of hours worked. Employees benefit from flexible working to support the needs of the individual and the workplace and enhance human capital is important in relationships. Attract and retain a highly skilled and competent g. Increasing the level of employee engagement. Tap new resources and a wide range of abilities. • supporting work-life balance, contributing to employee health and well-being of Labor. Innovation and flexibility, reduce absenteeism, allowing organizations to compete favorably for talent while growing skills shortage. The cost of flexibility in the workplace is divided into the cost of the discomfort associated with the change. The time involved in researching and writing culture of the organization, staff and administrators need to learn more communication and decision making skills, increasing the possibility of conflict between groups. (The state of Victoria in 2011) to improve the human resource development policy.
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