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ACAS is there to give free and impartial advice to * Support to grow small businesses * A guide for those who are new to HR * Accurate updates on employment law * A simple guide to the NLW and NMW * Quick and easy e-learning for your staff
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When your business faces the downsides of homeworking, moving to a physical workspace isn’t always the answer. Instead, a virtual office service can prove a smart alternative. Homeworking has its benefits, but it can prove quite challenging when your administrative tasks start to interfere with your work. Perhaps you’re starting to feel like you want a more professional set–up for your business? Step forward, the virtual office. Here, your business is registered at an address without you actually moving in. It’s cost-effective, easy to set up and comes with a host of benefits for businesses such as yours.
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Hybrid working has the potential to revitalise communities, as workers spend more time working at home or close to home. The ‘hub-and-spoke’ model and an increase in the number of flexible workspaces can also contribute to an increase in wellbeing and community spirit. Hybrid working has the potential to revitalise communities, as workers spend more time working at home or close to home. The ‘hub-and-spoke’ model and an increase in the number of flexible workspaces can also contribute to an increase in wellbeing and community spirit.
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Well, it is a place in which you work. It can be your car your home, on site, in an office but most importantly and often not mentioned, it is in your head. All of your creativity, efficiency and “eureka” derive from your headspace and not from your physical environment. This is why it is so important that your physical environment nurtures your head space. Now don’t get me wrong, I think working from home is the bees knees! No commute, no faffing with my hair straighteners and that bit right on the back of my head that never really looks right.
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Our cultural epidemic of stress and burnout seems to get worse each year. Recent Gallup polls showed that 79 percent of Americans feel stressed “sometimes or frequently,” and two-thirds of the full-time American workforce has suffered from some degree of burnout. An article by Elizabeth Yuko, Ph.D, found on 'Entrepreneur'.