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Workplace Flexibility

With the U.S. business community facing the growing problems of attracting and retaining qualified workers, flexible work strategies continue to provide a solution that benefits employees and contributes to long-term business success.

Yet despite the proven benefits of flexible work strategies, there remains the opportunity to continue to demonstrate to senior management that flexibility should be viewed as more than an accommodation that only helps individual employees. Businesses need to look at flexibility as a driver of financial performance and long-term success.

For a one page overview of Corporate Voices' work on workplace flexibility, please click on the PDF link below.

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Workplace Flexibility

  • 02/19/2010
    As part of Corporate Voices’ continuing and very active engagement with administration officials and other policymakers on a host of issues involving working families, Donna Klein will attend a meeting at the White House Friday afternoon (February 19) to discuss workplace flexibility. The invitation was extended by the White House Council on Women and Girls, which [...]
  • 02/18/2010
    Corporate Voices for Working Families has released two toolkits that serve as guides for implementing flexibility with an hourly and nonexempt workforce. One toolkit provides tips and tools for managers of hourly workers and is designed to assist them in establishing flexible work arrangements. The other toolkit offers tips and tools for hourly workers and is [...]
  • 02/10/2010
    In a recent interview on NPR’s Talk of the Nation, Daniel Pink talks about his groundbreaking new book Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us, where he de-bunks the myth that fiscal rewards result in motivation and hard work.
  • 01/20/2010
    In today’s labor market, we are not surprised to see the participation of women in every sector from the service industry to high-level management in corporate America. But looking over the past century, the empowerment of women in the workforce has marked a dramatic social change. It has occurred, remarkably, without upheaval and is generally [...]
  • 12/20/2009
    Add employee wellness to the list of benefits that employers can gain from supporting flexible work options: enhanced recruitment, retention, engagement, cost control, productivity and financial performance. That’s the view of Ellen Galinsky, President of the Families and Work Institute and a member of the Corporate Voices Board of Trustees. Here’s from a post — “Healthier [...]