Hugo Boss will only require many members to paint in the workplace from Tuesday to Thursday, even after the coronavirus pandemic, providing the option to run remotely on Mondays and Fridays, the German fashion space said Wednesday.
Hugo Boss said he took the resolution after an internal investigation showed that, at most, other people felt less pressured to leave the pandemic and had more time for their families, while managers were also very happy with the paintings made remotely.
“The long term belongs to custom combinations and offsite paints,” said Jochen Eckhold, Director of Human Resources. “Our hybrid paint style responds to employees’ growing preference for time and location options.”
The company stated that 3 days in the workplace made it possible to plan meetings and occasions more efficiently, while editing the group’s attractiveness as an employer and protecting the environment by reducing travel.
The new schedule will first be available from October for approximately 3,200 workers in Germany whose jobs do not require a physical presence in the office, although Hugo Boss expects similar models to be followed in its subsidiaries worldwide.
Hugo Boss, known for his cuts of wise men, said earlier this month that he hoped cuts and ceremonial clothing would return as locks fade, even as it adjusts to the growing popularity of informal styles after sales fell 59% at the time. Quarter.
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