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This document outlines the Flexible Working Policy at the West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust, approved on 12 April 2017. It defines various flexible working options available to staff, the statutory rights for requesting flexible working, the responsibilities of management and HR, application procedures, and the appeal mechanism for denied requests. The policy aims to support staff in balancing work and home life while maintaining service quality.

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How to fill out flexible working policy

1. Review the organization's current flexible working policy to understand its framework.
2. Identify the specific needs of employees that may require flexibility, such as childcare, health issues, or personal commitments.
3. Choose the type of flexible working arrangement suitable for the organization, such as remote work, flexible hours, or compressed workweeks.
4. Develop a clear application process for employees to request flexible work arrangements.
5. Outline eligibility criteria to ensure fairness and consistency in the policy.
6. Specify how flexible working requests will be assessed and approved by management.
7. Provide details on how performance and productivity will be monitored under flexible working arrangements.
8. Communicate the policy to all employees and provide training if necessary.

Who needs flexible working policy?

1. Employees with caregiving responsibilities, such as parents or guardians.
2. Employees managing health issues or disabilities.
3. Employees seeking work-life balance for personal productivity.
4. Employees living far from the workplace who may require remote work options.
5. Retention of employees looking for job flexibility to stay committed to the organization.

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What is flexible working policy?

A flexible working policy is a company policy that allows employees to have flexible working arrangements, such as adjusting their work hours, telecommuting, or working part-time, to better accommodate their personal needs and work-life balance.

Who is required to file flexible working policy?

Employers wishing to implement a flexible working policy are typically required to file it, as well as employees requesting flexible working arrangements to formally document their requests.

How to fill out flexible working policy?

To fill out a flexible working policy, employers should outline the procedures for requesting flexible working arrangements, the eligibility criteria, the types of flexible options available, and the process for reviewing and approving requests.

What is the purpose of flexible working policy?

The purpose of a flexible working policy is to promote work-life balance, increase employee satisfaction and productivity, and attract and retain talent by accommodating diverse working preferences.

What information must be reported on flexible working policy?

The flexible working policy must report the eligibility requirements, the types of flexibility offered, the procedure for requesting changes, and any impact on employment terms.