Flexible working | Mercer Canada

Employees are looking for more flexibility from their employers – and not just in terms of where they work.

From the number of hours worked, to the kinds of roles available, the meaning of flexible working is changing rapidly.

Watch our latest video to explore the five dimensions of flex work:

Where it takes place
When work starts and stops, including flextime and variable shift lengths
What that work looks like for part-timers and those looking to retire
How the work week is divided
Who is actually doing the work, whether it’s full-time staff, contractors or others

The future is flex.

Employees everywhere are looking for more flexibility from their employers – and not just in terms of where they work each day.

From the number of hours worked to the kinds of roles available, the meaning of flexible working is changing rapidly.

Three reasons to enhance your flex work strategy

Our new video shows there’s more value to flexible working than meets the eye:

Attracting talent: flexibility is second only to compensation in terms of what employees want from a new job
Engaging employees: hybrid workers report higher satisfaction than their remote and on-site colleagues
Managing costs: flexible working can yield savings over the long term

Want to get more out of flexible working?

Watch our video for a deeper look at how flexible working is changing.

Then, contact your Mercer consultant to craft a flexible working strategy that’s built to last.

flexible work Accounting for all five dimensions of flex work