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Webinar: Are your people thriving with hybrid working?
Is your hybrid working strategy fully implemented and optimised? Is your workforce supportive of your approach, and feel that their needs have been addressed?
Getting workplaces ready for a safe and productive return of employees has turned out to be just a part of a complex jigsaw that makes up successful hybrid working. There are much bigger forces at play.
Jeffrey Saunders, CEO of Nordic Foresight, uncovered a number of these when he spoke to Mitie customers about the current challenges and changing dynamics that are shaping their plans.
This webinar, recorded on 28 July 2022, explores the biggest barriers to a successful hybrid working strategy and how to overcome them with your employees’ support. Register below to watch the recording of this webinar and discover the answers to your questions on the new normal of balancing time between the office, working from home a few days a week or being fully remote.
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