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Work long hours, often gradually come up with the work. Before the administration knew that the time was thought to work as normal
, but when this happens, most executives tend to overlook this problem. Because he Oka, to the existing volume
Working long hours often 'creeps up on people' and before the executive knows it these hours are taken as normal. However, when this occurs the executives often lose perspective because they are overwhelmed by the. sheer Quantity of the Work
Workplace flexibility Can Reduce costs and increase productivity in enterprises and boost productivity, employers see the crisis as an opportunity to push for flexibility in how "offensive" by which they will reduce working hours down. Employees are not required Then add tasks to other employees to do more,
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Juliet Bourke, a Partner at Management Consultancy Aequus Partners, is not entirely comfortable with where the "reshaped" argument for flexibility is heading. While Workplace flexibility Can Reduce overheads and. boost productivity, she is concerned that the point of workplace flexibility has shifted - and not for the better.
Flexibility: face the worse? Juliet Bourke, a partner at management consultancy Aequus Partners are not entirely comfortable with that. "Reshaped" arguments flexible heading. While there is flexibility in the workplace can reduce costs and increase productivity, it is concerned that the points of flexibility in the workplace has changed - and not for the better. Bourke recently launched. www.workplaceflexibility.com.au Assisting companies in developing practices that have the flexibility to work said. "I am concerned that the paradigm has shifted to less negative stuff - that's the flexibility is now about how we can get more from less? 'I fear the unintended consequences of this line of thought. "The employer will see the crisis as an opportunity to push for flexibility. 'Offensive' approach anyway? They will reduce the working hours of employees on unnecessary or to [other] employees to work longer? We have done enough to bury a win / win or how to respect each other, to ensure that the operations that will benefit both employers and employees? "She asked Bourke, who recently launched www.workplaceflexibility.com.au to assist companies in developing flexible work practices, said: "I am concerned that the whole paradigm has shifted to something a little negative - that is, flexibility is now about '. How we Get more out of fewer people? ', and I Fear for the Unintended Consequences of this line of thinking. "Will employers See the Economic Crisis as an opportunity to Push flexibility in 'nasty' Ways? Would they Reduce an employee's hours when. that is not needed, or to make [other] staff work even longer? Have we done enough to embed a win / win, or mutual respect approach, to ensure that employment practices will benefit both employers and employees? "she asked.
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