Helping Firms Master Hybrid Work and the 4 Day Week
Flexible work experts who can quickly help you identify the best work arrangements for your business.
Flexible work experts who can quickly help you identify the best work arrangements for your business.
Even though 60%-80% of today’s knowledge workers now follow some form of hybrid work model, most organizations still haven’t found the best way to balance the key advantages (and disadvantages) of the two different work modes - working from the office and working remotely.
At WorkFLEX, we offer a range of solutions, to help workers and organisations successfully transition to better ways of working.
Since the pandemic, there has not only been significant growth in demand for flexible work arrangements – like hybrid and remote work models – but also for work time reduction strategies, such as the four-day work week (4DWW).
In order to learn more about this phenomenon, we interviewed a range organisations who had already adopted the 4DWW, to ask them about the benefits, challenges, success measures and worktime reduction strategies they have adopted, that have enabled them to increase productivity whilst reducing the number of hours their employees work each week.
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The WorkFLEX team are regularly invited to provide expert opinion, in the national and international media, as voices of authority on the topic of flexible and remote working. WorkFLEX research is also frequently cited, as a leading source of the latest information, for flexible and remote work trends.
Here is just a selection of our recent media mentions:
ABC TV Weekend Breakfast (February 2025)
Australian Financial Review (December 2024)
Channel 10 - The Project (August 2024)
WorkFLEX Founder John Hopkins is interviewed by Tom Oriti, on ABC's Weekend Breakfast show, to share his perspective on the rising number of companies in the UK moving to a 4-day work week.
WorkFL:EX's John Hopkins shares his research findings with Channel 7 News and discusses why the ACTU are pressing the case for a four-day work week trial in Australia.
The five-day working week has been around for more than 100 years. But COVID changed the way we think about how we work and now some Australian businesses are trialling a four-day work week. John Hopkins discusses this with Ellie Grounds.
John Hopkins is interviewed on CH10's Sunday Project, to share his opinions on Australia's new right to disconnect laws.