5/21/2024 - politics-and-society

New Employment Modalities

By Facundo Alvarez Santana

New Employment Modalities

New ways of working are transforming the work environment, improving employee productivity and well-being. Modalities such as remote work, flexible schedules, four-day workweeks and collaborative environments are gaining popularity.

Remote work allows employees to work from anywhere, improving work-life balance, saving time and costs, and increasing freedom. Companies such as Globant in Argentina and Automattic in the U.S. have successfully adopted this modality.

Flexible work schedules allow you to adjust your working hours according to your personal needs, improving efficiency and reducing stress. Examples from companies such as MercadoLibre and Microsoft show how this practice increases job satisfaction.

The four-day work week reduces the number of days worked without affecting wages, improving employee health and motivation. Walker Group in New Zealand and Elephant Ventures in the U.S. successfully implement this strategy.

Collaborative environments or coworking spaces promote creativity and interaction, as is the case of WeWork and Google. In addition, companies such as Globant and Salesforce invest in wellness programs that include recreational activities and mental health services.

Automation and the use of advanced technologies allow companies to focus on strategic tasks, as is the case with Despegar and Amazon.

Finally, equality and diversity policies, recognition and awards programs, and the promotion of continuing education drive employee motivation and professional development. Notable examples include Accenture and LinkedIn.

These new modalities are redefining work and will continue to influence the future of work, improving both productivity and employee well-being.

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Facundo Alvarez Santana

Facundo Alvarez Santana

Lawyer, Universidad Argentina John F. Kennedy. Studying Talent MBA at Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina.

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