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Interesting stories on remote working from aroud the web.
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In recent years, advanced IT systems have been instrumental in the expansion of remote working, enabling employees to log on and work from home or any location.
This has led to most companies having policies spelling out the procedures that must be followed for all remote workers.
Remote workers tend to be happier workers. But many companies still struggle to implement it.
This is despite research finding that three-quarters of managers think flexible working generally has made their teams more productive, while helping to retain key staff and improving responsiveness.
However, when implementing flexible working, it’s good to remember some important points.
With thousands of people across the UK unable to get to the office because of the freezing weather last week, experts are urging businesses to look more seriously at equipping staff so that they can work from home.
Advancements in technology has led to there being no excuses from businesses when it comes down to remote working, as people now have fast broadband services and important remote working devices, such as home PCs, laptops or smartphones.
UK firms are increasingly looking to improve the security of their business connectivity to better protect those working from home.
Many businesses are taking a fresh look at their remote working capabilities in response to the mounting threat of swine flu.
According to technology experts, companies which develop the right technology can allow their workers to effectively work from outside the office.
There’s no reason why employees can’t work remotely, but companies need to ensure they have the right security systems and network performance available to remote users.
