Top 1000: Great hybrid experiment isn’t over but changing shape as companies find their feet post-pandemic
But regardless of the drawbacks, hybrid is here to stay. It’s just a question of what it’s going to look like when the dust settles and companies have weighed up the respective benefits of office first, remote first or hybrid first, which comes with its own sub-set of options around flexitime, core hours and fixed or anchor office days.
“We’ve seen the initial shift towards greater on-site presence and that’s likely to become more prevalent by the end of this year,” Keevans says. “A lot of the current adjustment is happening at team level because what makes sense for one team may not make sense for another, while the big challenge at an organisational level is how to be fair to all when balancing different working arrangements.”
However, hybrid opportunities remain robust and, according to LinkedIn, “Ireland has one of the highest shares of hybrid job postings, with nearly half of all paid job postings now offering hybrid.” “During Covid we were fully remote but we subsequently moved to hybrid because we want people to come together some of the time for the collaborative piece,” O’Regan says. “Initially, the return to the office was really slow, but towards the end of last year it picked up. On a busy day now, we’d have about 45 people here – some are always in the field – and it has gone as high as 60.”
España Últimas Noticias, España Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Childcare employers can afford a pay rise for staff, union claimsSiptu says the Government has given enough money to the sector to allow the minimum wage to rise from €13 to €15
Leer más »
8 great value activities to enrich your short break this summer | JOE.ieAdd these 8 activities to your list, and make this summer one to remember ☀️ discoverireland ad keepdiscovering
Leer más »
An all time great - we look back on Liam Brady's amazing careerThe Ireland legend was only 17 when he made his debut for Arsenal - and he also tried management before turning to punditry
Leer más »
‘This role has given me a great understanding of how a power station operates’Sinéad Reidy studied engineering at University of Galway. She joined the ESB in September 2020
Leer más »
AIB and Great-West Lifeco inject €250m into new joint venture business AIB LifeThe new company will offer a range of life protection, pension and investment products exclusively to AIB’s more than 3 million customers in Ireland
Leer más »
AIB and Great-West Lifeco inject €250m into new joint venture business AIB LifeThe new company will offer a range of life protection, pension and investment products exclusively to AIB’s more than 3 million customers in Ireland
Leer más »