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Flexible working

All employees with 26 weeks' service have the right to request a change to their hours, timing or location of work. Flexible working can improve productivity but it brings with it various issues for employers. Here we highlight our latest flexible working content, including guidance on how to handle flexible working requests, and other content on working from home, changing working hours, and the risk of discrimination claims.


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    Flexible friends

    by Hilaire Gomer 1 Jun 2004
    by Hilaire Gomer 1 Jun 2004

    In 2003 an employee's right to ask for flexible working to care for children under six or disabled children under 18 became law. In April 2004 the Government increased this provision to include carers of the elderly. How are companies and HR departments coping with these changes? Four UK employers tell us how they are handling the changes.

    • Employee relations
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Family-friendly working

    HR must change its attitude

    by Nic Paton 25 May 2004
    by Nic Paton 25 May 2004

    Children's minister Margaret Hodge tells Nic Paton why childcare must be seen as a core business responsibility

    • Employee relations
    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Family-friendly working

    Childcare? What childcare?

    by Nic Paton 25 May 2004
    by Nic Paton 25 May 2004

    The Government has made it easier for employers to provide childcare, but there is still a lack of awareness of the options.

    • Employee relations
    • Flexible working
    • Recruitment & retention

    HR is the key to retaining talent

    by Roisin Woolnough 27 Apr 2004
    by Roisin Woolnough 27 Apr 2004

    Economic experts have come to the conclusion that to succeed business must be more flexible with benefits

    • Equality, diversity and inclusion
    • Family-friendly working
    • Flexible working

    They said it would never work…

    by Patricia Hewitt 6 Apr 2004
    by Patricia Hewitt 6 Apr 2004

    Today is the first anniversary of flexible working legislation. Critics have been confounded by proof that a new way of working is great for UK business, writes Patricia Hewitt, secretary of state for trade and industry

    • Agency workers
    • HR practice
    • Fixed-term contracts

    Your booking

    by Melanie Thomas 1 Apr 2004
    by Melanie Thomas 1 Apr 2004

    If you use employment agencies or employment businesses to recruit new staff or temporary employees your relationships with such companies will undergo significant legal changes from 6 April.

    • Employment law
    • Maternity
    • Paternity

    Red tape stifles development of HR across European Union

    by Michael Millar 16 Mar 2004
    by Michael Millar 16 Mar 2004

    A survey of HR across Europe reveals that most countries are struggling to come to terms with the European legislation mountain. Surprisingly, reports Michael Millar the UK is ahead of the pack in adapting to change

    • Employee relations
    • Health and safety
    • HR strategy

    Time of change for Westminster

    by Michael Millar 9 Mar 2004
    by Michael Millar 9 Mar 2004

    Jonathan Evans,HR director at Westminster City Council, explains why he's excited about his move from the private to the public sector.

    • Early careers
    • HR practice
    • Flexible working

    Help wanted

    by Rachel Foggitt 9 Mar 2004
    by Rachel Foggitt 9 Mar 2004

    All HR challenges in the social services pale into insignificance in the face of ongoing recruitment problems.

    • HR practice
    • HR strategy
    • Knowledge management

    The Magnificent Seven

    by Scott Beagrie 13 Jan 2004
    by Scott Beagrie 13 Jan 2004

    Who are the greatest HR directors of all time? Scott Beagrie conducts a global search for HR giants, and comes to some intriguing conclusions

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