'Start work at 11' - but will other bosses be as flexible over England's 1am match?
Businesses in the UK are considering flexible working hours for employees following a late-night World Cup match. Some employers are allowing staff to start later the next morning to accommodate fans, citing improved morale as a key benefit.
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The story reflects shifting workplace norms regarding work-life balance and the impact of major cultural events on business productivity.
Image source, MG Finance Group Image caption, Joshua Elash (right) and his deputy CEO Gareth Lewis flew out to the World Cup to watch England play Croatia in their opening match
The article presents multiple perspectives on workplace flexibility without taking a stance on whether businesses should or should not accommodate the request.
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