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Remote work: what your company policy should cover

More and more teams work fully or partly remotely. A written policy sets expectations and reduces friction.

Scope and eligibility

Define who can work remotely, how many days and how the arrangement is agreed.

Hours and availability

Spell out core availability hours and expectations for after-hours messages.

Equipment, expenses and security

Clarify who provides equipment, how expenses are reimbursed and which information-security rules apply.

Checklist

  • Scope and eligibility criteria
  • Core hours and availability
  • Equipment and expense reimbursement
  • Information-security guidelines

A short, clear policy works better than a long handbook nobody reads.

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