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Workplace flexibility is a method of reacting to changing expectations and circumstances.
Giving your employees the option for flexible working is a remarkable way in keeping them happy, but it is more than an incentive.
Flexible working has the potential to increase employee engagement and productivity, reduce absenteeism, and boosts profits.Offering flexibility should be a top concern when recruiting candidates and assessing the current employees’ overall happiness.
Businesses are more likely to lose out in the war for talent if they are unwilling to be flexible.Read more
Global Pandemic has forced companies in America as well as world to start working remotely, which was also being looked like a social experiment.
Remote work is having an unexpected impact across the United States and is having a different impact on each generation.
A new national study by global research firm, The Center for Generational Kinetic (CGK), reveals that trust, leader’s expectations and future employment expectations have been deeply affected in this time of remote work.
The discoveries found by The 2020 Study on Leading Multiple Generation Remotely are very concerning and compelling.Solving the Remote Work Challenge Across GenerationsLeaders at all levels are facing the unprecedented challenge of leading multiple generations in new, remote work environments.
The future of work depends on being able to navigate remote leadership and make informed decisions despite the challenges remote work presents.To answer leaders’ most pressing questions with statistically-accurate data and insights, the research team at CGK led a national study.
We looked into what each generation was experiencing when it came to remote work, what leaders can do to understand how to drive performance and the role of trust within remote work.
Butterfly PoseEffect: On the physiological level, this posture decompresses the spine, stretches hip adductors, and opens the fascia that connects the sacrum and back of the neck.
On the spiritual level, it works with liver meridians, helps release anger and resentment.Start in a seated position, put your soles together, and place your heels about 20 from your pelvis.
On the exhale, move forehead towards feet, round the spine, place your hands in front of your feet, and relax into the pose.
Come out of the pose slowly and take a few minutes to incorporate the effect of it before you move to another asana.Sleeping SwanEffect: Good to open hips; this pose gives an effective stretch for the quads and hip flexors.
It helps to stimulate energy channels associated with the quads and hip flexors.Start from downward facing dog.
Lift the right leg up and bring it forward, bend the leg and place the knee on the mat so that it touches the wrist of the right hand.