At pitt&sherry we have a commitment to Flexible Work Practices (FWP) that includes providing employees of all levels including managers and executives with the opportunity to create individual working solutions. An important aspect of FWP is that the solution enhances the ability for an employee to meet personal commitments and achieve business goals – that is, achieving desired outcomes at home and work.An optimal solution for employees means easing work-life conflicts by enabling you to more comfortably meet both your personal and work commitments. A winning solution for pitt&sherry means the business goals are more likely to be met (or exceeded) by employees who are more dedicated and more productive. Because each person’s situation and work role are different, pitt&sherry encourages discussions in decisions concerning FWP and negotiating flexible work arrangements, recognising that not every type of FWP will suit every person, role or team. Our programs guidelines for four different options to achieve an optimal FWP include: Flex time / consolidated hours Part-time work (including flexible part-time) Job sharing Working from home / remote office Purchasing up to an additional 4 weeks leaveAn internal survey conducted shows that 88% of the pitt&sherry workforce are utilising the FWP. These flexible work practice addresses the three top needs of: Reduced stress and improved health and wellbeing Increased job satisfaction Increased productivitySome of the benefits of working flexibly at pitt&sherry have been identified as High attraction and retention rate of talent Reduced absenteeism Increased productivitypitt&sherry’s continued commitment to evolve the workplace practices for it’s employees makes it a great place to work. To learn more about careers at pitt&sherry visit: https://www.pittsh.com.au/careers/ employee centric flexible work practices worklife balance For more information please contact: Marketing Marketing Team Mobile 1300 748 874 Email info@pittsh.com.au
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