Flexible working policy template

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Flexible working
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Our Flexible Working Policy outlines guidelines for employees seeking alternative work arrangements, fostering work-life balance and productivity.

3 pages / 1,093 words

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Flexible working policy

1   Overview

1.1   [Company] has a policy of trying to assist staff to balance their work and home life commitments.

1.2   Any employee has a statutory right to request a permanent change to their working hours and/or start and finish times.

1.3   This document provides guidelines regarding working hours and patterns, and establishes procedures for employees wishing to request a temporary or permanent change. Such requests will be considered taking into account the impact on the organisation, work colleagues and any other relevant factors.

2   Scope

2.1   This policy is applicable to all employees of [company name].

3   General principles

3.1   Hours of work

Employee's normal hours and working patterns will be specified in their Statement of Terms and Conditions of

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This Flexible Working Policy outlines the guidelines and procedures for employees seeking flexible work arrangements to accommodate their personal needs while maintaining productivity and meeting business requirements. It provides a framework for requesting and implementing flexible working.

The policy aims to promote work-life balance, enhance employee satisfaction and retention, and support diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

By adhering to this policy, organisations can foster a more inclusive and adaptable work culture that accommodates the diverse needs of their workforce. It demonstrates the employer's commitment to supporting employees' well-being and allows for greater flexibility in managing work arrangements to meet both individual and organisational needs effectively.

Direction:
Issued to appropriate internal recipients such as employees, workers, contractors etc.
Timing:
Issued during onboarding / after changes / planned refresher