Click below to explore answers on remote-work policies and the impact flexibility has on willingness to stay or look for new employment.
And that satisfaction increases greatly with flexibility.
Regardless of generation, people would prefer to work remotely more than they currently work.
Kantar Profiles asked what workers expect from their employers regarding workplace flexibility. Here's some of what they had to say...
"Fairness with all staff"
"Good wages and comfortable and safe environment"
"To be able to adapt"
"Understand illness and childcare needs"
"Be more open to flexible scheduling for jobs that it will work for"
"More options available"
"Work remote when I need to, but be in the office most of the time"
"I expect staff to be able to work remotely at least some of the time"
"Flexible. Understanding."
"To work with you when a schedule that works best for you, your supervisor and the company"
"Accept people's preferences and lifestyles are all different"
"As proven during the pandemic, it is possible for our staff to work efficiently remotely so I would expect to be able to work remotely more often in the future than pre-pandemic"
"Improved policies in terms of flexibility and support both emotional and financial"
"Allowing for personal life and work-life boundaries. Keeping to regular work hours and no work contact outside of those hours."
"Flexible hours, flexible location"
"Compensation for working from home costs"
"To be able to work from wherever I'd like, as long as the work gets done"
"Support and training"
"A realistic approach especially due to constantly changing situations"
"Sensitivity and flexibility"