Siemens to let staff spend less time in the office permanently – ZAWYA

Siemens to let staff spend less time in the office permanently – ZAWYA

siemens to let staff spend less time in the office permanently board had approved a new working model which will allow employees to work from where they are most productive    the siemens logo is seen on a building in siemensstadt in berlin, germany, october 31, 2018. berlin - germany's siemens has decided to let its employees work from wherever they want for two or three days a week, in the latest example of how the coronavirus is making major companies re-think how and where their staff work.the munich-based trains to industrial software maker said its board had approved a new working model which will allow employees to work from where they are most productive, including at home or from a co-working space."the aim is to enable employees worldwide to work on a mobile basis for an average of two or three days a week, whenever reasonable and feasible," siemens said in a statement.the munich-based trains to industrial software maker said its board had approved a new working model which will allow employees to work from where they are most productive, including at home or from a co-working space.berlin - germany's siemens has decided to let its employees work from