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Explores the benefits of flexible working, the types of arrangements commonly used and gives practical tips on implementing flexible working practices
Flexible working - giving flexibility over where, when and the hours people work - is increasingly in demand, but the number of quality flexible jobs falls well short of that demand. There is an opportunity for employers to do more to provide flexibility for the benefit of all employees and organisations.
This factsheet outlines different types of flexible working arrangements, including part-time and compressed hours, remote working and job-shares. It looks at the potential benefits of flexible working, both direct and indirect. It offers the UK legal perspective and some ideas on how flexible working can be implemented, how common barriers can be overcome, and how people professionals can support staff opting for more flexible working arrangements.
Explore our viewpoint on flexible working uptake in more detail, along with actions for government and recommendations for employers.
You can find more information on navigating flexible working in our people manager guide on flexible working and our guidance for people professionals. Our flexible working tools offer practical resources for implemeting, managing and improving alternative working arrangements.
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Use our range of practical tools to help you manage flexible, hybrid and remote working within your organisation
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