Feature: How you can boost productivity

Allowing staff to work from home can make you more efficient and boost morale

Employers could boost morale in the workplace, hold onto staff for longer and improve productivity if they became more responsive to requests from employees to work from home, according to research by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

The quarterly CIPD/KPMG labour market outlook survey of UK employers found that two-thirds (69%) of employers never or occasionally accepted requests to work from home. Full story >

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