Retail chains prepare employee rotation plans in case of worsening logistics between banks of Dnipro
Retail chains are considering flexible solutions for employees in case logistics worsen between the two banks of the Dnipro River in the capital — ranging from rotations to carpooling to work — companies surveyed by Interfax-Ukraine have said.
Retail chains are exploring flexible employee rotation plans to address potential logistics issues between the two banks of the Dnipro River in the capital, according to surveys by Interfax-Ukraine. Yana Yakymovych, director of Foxtrot HR, stated that the company is considering various formats such as hybrid office work, full remote work, or temporary relocation for office staff.
For retail employees, Foxtrot is preparing a store rotation plan to minimize commuting and traffic disruptions. Comfy, another surveyed company, offers remote work for office staff and encourages employees to choose stores near their residences. Auchan Ukraine also prioritizes employees working on the bank of the river where they reside, and they are introducing an internal carpooling service for employees.
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