Flexible Working and Employee Performance: A Morrison Dissertation
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This dissertation explores the impact of flexible working arrangements on employee performance, specifically within the UK retail sector, using Morrison as a case study during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study begins with an introduction outlining the background, organizational context of Morrison, significance of the problem, statement of purpose, and research questions. It aims to evaluate how flexible work affects employee performance, examining the benefits and challenges, and recommending strategies to mitigate issues. The dissertation is structured into five chapters: introduction, literature review, research methodology, data analysis and findings, and conclusion and recommendations. The research questions address the significance of flexible work during the pandemic, associated benefits and challenges, and the relationship between flexible work and employee performance at Morrison. The methodology includes both primary and secondary research, with the fourth chapter focusing on data analysis using surveys. The final chapter will provide conclusions and recommendations for Morrison and other retail companies to improve employee performance and adapt to flexible working environments.
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