Collocation
hybrid work
A flexible working model where employees split their time between working from home and working from a central office, combining elements of both.
Definition
'hybrid work' is a common English collocation. A flexible working model where employees split their time between working from home and working from a central office, combining elements of both.
adjective + noun
“Many companies are now adopting a hybrid work model to offer employees more flexibility.”
Examples
- Our company has transitioned to a hybrid work schedule for better employee satisfaction.
- The benefits of hybrid work include reduced commuting time and improved work-life balance.
- Implementing a successful hybrid work strategy requires careful planning and communication.
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- Employees often appreciate the flexibility offered by a hybrid work arrangement.
- One of the challenges of hybrid work is maintaining team cohesion across different locations.
- Many organizations are exploring different hybrid work policies to suit their specific needs.
- Ensuring equity between in-office and remote staff is a key consideration for effective hybrid work environments.
- Technology plays a crucial role in enabling seamless hybrid work operations and collaboration.
- The future of employment seems increasingly geared towards a hybrid work paradigm, blending traditional and virtual offices.
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