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Section : Working at best practice
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the section titled "Working at best practice" in the "Use of individual flexibility arrangements best practice guide." It emphasizes the importance of understanding legal requirements and effective communication in implementing Individual Flexibility Arrangements (IFAs), highlighting the benefits that a best practice approach can bring to workplaces.
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Best practice employers understand the legal requirements and have proper processes in place for making IFAs. They also communicate openly with their employees about the availability and effect of IFAs. Every workplace can enjoy the benefits of taking a best practice approach to IFAs. These may include:
- greater flexibility in the workplace
- certainty, simplicity and clarity around conditions of employment
- attracting and retaining skilled and valuable staff
- improving job satisfaction and productivity.
- What are IFAs and why are they important for employers?
- What legal requirements should employers understand regarding IFAs?
- List at least three benefits of adopting a best practice approach to IFAs.
- How can open communication about IFAs impact employee relations?
- In what ways can IFAs contribute to job satisfaction and productivity?
- What might be some challenges employers face when implementing IFAs?
- How do IFAs help in attracting and retaining skilled staff?
- Why is it important for employers to have proper processes in place for making IFAs?
- What does 'greater flexibility in the workplace' mean in the context of IFAs?