Helping businesses develop the best flexible, remote and hybrid work models
A team of hybrid and remote work experts who can quickly help you identify the best work arrangements for your business.
A team of hybrid and remote work experts who can quickly help you identify the best work arrangements for your business.
Even though 60% 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 online courses, coaching, consulting and training solutions, to help newly-remote/hybrid workers and organisations successfully transition to their new way of working.
Contact us now, for a free and informal discussion about your organisation's specific needs, and the key steps you need to take to establish a successful hybrid work model.
WorkFLEX Founder John Hopkins regularly shares his thoughts and predictions, on the latest flexible and remote work trends and stories, in his 'Flexible + Remote Work Digest' on YouTube.
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 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:
The Shout (February 2023)
https://theshout.com.au/australian-hotelier/how-pubs-can-appeal-to-remote-workers/
Restaurant and Catering (February 2023)
The European Financial Review (October 2022)
https://www.europeanfinancialreview.com/the-hybrid-work-revolution/
3AW (September 2022)
SmartCompany (July 2022)
https://www.smartcompany.com.au/coronavirus/pandemic-hybrid-work-expert-businesses/
Citrix (December 2021)
https://www.citrix.com/blogs/2021/12/15/hybrid-is-here-to-stay-redefining-work-in-2022/
3AW 693 (November 2021)
https://www.3aw.com.au/why-hybrid-models-may-be-the-future-of-work/
The Age (November 2021)
Sydney Morning Herald (November 2021)