2. Flexible working reduces office overheads
Flexible working reduces business overheads and expenses as you will have fewer employees in your building at one time. This will allow you to reduce your office space and slash your business utility costs significantly.
Avoid underused office desks
If you adopt a flexible working arrangement, then you must adapt your office layout to support flexible working and avoid underused office desks – a common issue with flexible working environments.
Manage building density and maximise productivity
Ensure that you have sufficient office desks for your employees by creating flexible work schedules that include core working hours. This will help you manage building density and maximise productivity in your workplace.