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Uncertain about new flexible working rights for all? Find out the key facts here! (Infographic)

By Paul Gray

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UK working laws changed in June 2014, giving most UK employees the legal right to request flexible working. But many people are still confused. This infographic from GoToMeeting may help….

NB – if you cannot read the text, click the image and in most browsers it should pop out. Click again to enlarge.

 

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