Five questions to ask yourself about effective hybrid working

For organisations that are able to accommodate staff working flexibly between locations, hybrid working can offer benefits to employers and workers alike. With rising interest among workers in blended ways of working, offering hybrid working could be key in attracting new talent, helping workers to achieve greater work-life balance, reducing the costs of commuting and providing autonomy about how and where they work.

At the same time, it is important to recognise that hybrid working may not work well for everyone. It’s essential that managers consider some of the negatives that come with hybrid working and the realities of not having your whole workforce in the office.